
Local news for Boone County, Kentucky
Local news for Boone County, Kentucky
Latest reporting from the Education desk.
Latest reporting from the Education desk.
Latest reporting from the Education desk.
Education
Morgan Poe, a 2026 Ryle High School graduate from Union, won the inaugural FITBODY Pink Breast Cancer Family Scholarship and its $1,000 award after being selected from nearly 400 applicants nationwide for her caregiving role during her mother's cancer treatment.

Education
The Boone County Board of Education will present proposed 2026-27 property tax rates at its Aug. 13 meeting in Florence, the first step in a new two-step state process that requires a separate public hearing before rates are formally adopted.

Education
Morgan Poe, a 2026 Ryle High School graduate from Union, won the inaugural FITBODY Pink Breast Cancer Family Scholarship and its $1,000 award after being selected from nearly 400 applicants nationwide for her caregiving role during her mother's cancer treatment.

Education
The Boone County Board of Education will present proposed 2026-27 property tax rates at its Aug. 13 meeting in Florence, the first step in a new two-step state process that requires a separate public hearing before rates are formally adopted.

Education
Morgan Poe, a 2026 Ryle High School graduate from Union, won the inaugural FITBODY Pink Breast Cancer Family Scholarship and its $1,000 award after being selected from nearly 400 applicants nationwide for her caregiving role during her mother's cancer treatment.

Education
The Boone County Board of Education will present proposed 2026-27 property tax rates at its Aug. 13 meeting in Florence, the first step in a new two-step state process that requires a separate public hearing before rates are formally adopted.


Education
Superintendent Dr. Jeff Hauswald says Boone County Schools is the only Kentucky district to exceed pre-pandemic academic scores, as the district prepares for a new school year starting Wednesday, August 19, with a $373.5 million budget and ongoing curriculum changes shaped in part by student feedback.

Education
The Enzweiler Building Institute in Erlanger received a $20,000 grant from the Ohio Valley Foundation to replace worn-out tools and build new tool carts in its training labs, strengthening the pipeline of skilled tradespeople who serve Boone County's construction industry.
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