March 28, 2025Contact: Lisa McKinney, Communications Director, The Prichard Committee(cell)…
March 12, 2025Contact: Lisa McKinney, Communications Director, The Prichard Committee(cell)…
Education is the cornerstone of a thriving workforce, and the journey to building a strong workforce begins in the classroom. The Prichard Committee is dedicated to transforming education in Kentucky by emphasizing meaningful and durable skills that will help students build a big, bold future for themselves and their communities. By intertwining the worlds of business and education, students are prepared to understand their choices in pathways from education to career. By highlighting impactful outcomes and sharing local success stories, we aim to demonstrate how education excellence leads to workforce readiness and economic growth.
Allen County uses project-based learning to build skills like collaboration and problem-solving, preparing students for life.
Boone County empowers students through innovative programs like the Ignite Institute, offering hands-on learning and real-world skills.
Carter County’s vision update focuses on personalized learning, emphasizing durable skills and individual student success.
Floyd County overhauled its education system and opened the School of Innovation to enhance career pathways.
In Rowan County, fourth graders at McBrayer Elementary are producing a podcast, blending storytelling with real-world skills.
Educators partner with businesses in Shelby County to help students succeed, fostering critical skills for the future.
Warren County students explore careers early with programs like SCK LAUNCH, bridging school and real-world work experiences.
