May 16, 2022 - Thanks to all who entered the 2022 KET Young Writers Contest! The judges were overwhelmed by the quality and creativity they saw from our Kentucky writers. We received over 1,200 entries from all corners of the state. Congratulations to our winners - listed online now - and to ALL those who submitted work! What you have created is quite an accomplishment.
May 16, 2022 - We are excited to announce that registration is now open for our annual KET Summer PD event held at KET in Lexington on July 13th. Come explore with us and learn about STLP, copyright, videography, social and emotional learning, media literacy and more from fellow educators and KET staff like News Quiz host Kelsey Starks. The event is free and available in-person and virtually via Zoom this year!
May 5, 2022 - The Kentucky Derby is the longest continually-held sporting event in America. On the first Saturday in May, you’ll find thousands watching America’s Greatest Race at Churchill Downs — and millions more around the world watching on television. Explore the history and traditions surrounding Kentucky's most famous thoroughbred horse race with this new Kentucky Derby episode from KET's Social Studies Shorts.
May 4, 2022 - All across our land, individuals, families, teachers and supporters will celebrate the accomplishments of learners of all ages during the month of May! Adult educators are no exception and here are some ideas to help.
Let’s Learn Kentucky, a new website developed and curated by KET, is a resource hub for parents and caregivers navigating those first formative years in a child’s development.
Explore education resources in the 2021-2022 Education Resources Book.
In a typical year, hundreds of Kentucky students make the trek to Frankfort to visit the Kentucky State Capitol. Students can now take a virtual trip there, thanks to new video tours from KET.
Social Studies Shorts explores social studies and civics topics, from here in Kentucky to the nation and the world.
In this self-paced course, educators take a comprehensive look at mental health issues in children, teens, and young adults, updated with resources for the coronavirus pandemic.
The FastForward Skill Check app may help you decide if you are ready to take the GED®, HiSET®, or TASC test. Just click a subject to practice your skills in language arts, social studies, science, or math. Questions include...