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Atherton High's Rising Star: Ruby Korman's Path to Aerospace Engineering
On a chilly December day in 2024, while most Atherton High School students were busy preparing for final exams, Ruby Korman found herself back at her alma mater—not as a student, but as a guest lecturer. Although she should have been a junior at Atherton, Ruby is currently thriving in her first year at the Craft Academy for Excellence in Science and Mathematics at Morehead State University. Instead of taking tests, she was sharing her experiences and insights about the exciting opportunities available in aerospace engineering, all while catching up with her friends from high school.
"My Teddy Bear Has a Heartbeat": The 2024 PRP Teddy Bear Clinic
In a heartwarming display of community engagement and healthcare education, Pleasure Ridge Park High School (PRP) hosted its second annual Teddy Bear Clinic for kindergarten students from Greenwood Elementary School on December 18, 2024. This innovative event, spearheaded by PRP teacher Mrs. Erin Ferguson, brought together high school students, medical professionals, and eager young learners in a unique educational experience that demystified healthcare and inspired future generations.
Southern High School's iGEN Academy Organizes Inspiring Young Professionals Panel
On December 17, 2024, the iGEN Business Academy at Southern High School orchestrated an engaging Young Professionals Panel, offering students a rare glimpse into various career paths and industry insights. The event, which took place in the school's auditorium from 9:30 AM to 11:20 AM, created a platform for business partners to interact with and inspire the upcoming generation of professionals.
Building Futures: How Academy Coach Clay Harned Opens Doors for Students at Ballard High School
Ballard High School isn’t just shaping students’ education—it’s shaping their futures. Through innovative programs and strong community partnerships, the school is creating pathways for success that extend far beyond the classroom. At the forefront of this mission is Clay Harned, an Academy Coach who’s dedicated to connecting students with real-world opportunities.
Doss DECA Chapter Hosts Toy Drive for Saint Joseph Children's Home
The holiday season is a time to reflect on the importance of giving back to our community. This year, the DECA chapter at Doss High School is doing just that through a toy drive to support Saint Joseph Children's Home.
Kicking Off Success: Devontay Cox's Entrepreneurial Journey at Shawnee
Devontay Cox, a junior at The Academy at Shawnee, has embarked on an inspiring journey that intertwines his passion for soccer with his entrepreneurial aspirations. From a shy freshman who hid behind a mask to a confident student ready to take on the world, Devontay's story is a testament to the power of mentorship, resilience, and real-world opportunities.
From Classroom to Construction: Ballard High School Explores the New VA Medical Center
On December 10, 2024, students from Ballard High School's Civil Engineering pathway stepped into their potential future as they explored the construction site of the new Veterans Affairs Medical Center (VAMC) off Brownsboro Road. This exclusive tour, facilitated by the Academies of Louisville Alliance, provided juniors with a unique opportunity to witness firsthand how their classroom concepts materialize on an impressive scale. As these aspiring engineers navigated the bustling site, they weren't merely observing construction; they were experiencing the transformation of theoretical knowledge into tangible solutions that will serve veterans for generations to come.
Seneca High School Students Honored with Kentucky Civic Seal: A Celebration of Civic Engagement
In a moving ceremony that brought together educators, law enforcement, and community leaders, Seneca High School recently celebrated a group of exceptional students who earned the prestigious Kentucky Civic Seal. This event not only recognized the students' achievements but also highlighted the importance of civic education in shaping the future leaders of our democracy.
Innovative Marketing Presentations Showcase Eastern High School's Business Academy Excellence
In a dynamic showcase of young talent, Eastern High School's Principles of Marketing students recently presented their Cell Phone Marketing projects to a panel of esteemed judges, including community and business partners. The event, held on December 5, 2024, highlighted the innovative spirit and professional acumen of juniors in Eastern's High School of Business.
Mock Interviews at Valley High School: A Step Towards Career Readiness
On Tuesday, December 4, 2024, Valley High School transformed into a professional training ground as industry experts conducted mock interviews with students from the Business & Industry Academy. This strategic event aimed to equip students with critical career preparation skills, offering a unique opportunity to gain real-world experience in a supportive environment.
Southern High School Hosts a Dynamic Round Robin for iGEN Academy Students
Southern High School's iGEN Academy hosted a dynamic Round Robin event on November 19, 2024, providing students with a unique opportunity to explore diverse career paths and gain valuable insights from community partners. The two-hour event, coordinated by Financial Services teachers Jessica Rose and Emily Newton along with Saundra Gibson of the AofL Alliance, brought together a diverse group of professionals to share their experiences with sophomore, junior, and senior students.
Thanksgiving with the Culinary Pathway at Marion C. Moore School
As families across Louisville prepare for their annual Thanksgiving feasts, students at Marion C. Moore School are honing their culinary skills year-round, transforming from novice cooks to professional chefs through the school's thriving Culinary and Food Service Pathway in the Community Academy. Under the guidance of Chefs Paul Hensel and Garrett Sanborn, these aspiring culinarians are not just learning to cook; they're preparing for successful careers in the food industry while embodying the program's slogan: Moore Chefs, Less Hunger.