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‘Aunt Jemima’ spurs teens’ frank talk about stereotypes
“It’s a great segue with theater to get people thinking," said Kathleen Pool of Kentucky Humanities.
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Cardinal Valley’s dual language model now simultaneous track
"By the end of fifth grade, we expect them to be completely bi-literate," said Principal Kevin Disney.
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Marching band a solid training ground for life
“They feel like they’re a part of something great that they couldn’t have done on their own," says director Bill Kite.
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Leatherwork artist shares colorful stories, craft at STEAM Academy
“His whole story is one of ... overcoming odds and using art as a way to express that,” said teacher Marty Vaughan.
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Leadership Lexington Youth sets juniors on positive track
“It’s important they understand leaders are always growing,” says coordinator Amy Carrington.
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First 5 Lex encourages families to Read, Talk and Play
“Children’s early experiences, from birth to age 5, are critical to their brain development and lifelong learning,” said Alice Nelson, early childhood coordinator for FCPS.
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