Educational collaboration in action at one of Kentucky's Spotlight Schools.
The Kentucky Department of Education has named 11 schools as Spotlight Schools, recognizing their exceptional academic performance and innovative practices. This honor highlights their commitment to student success and aims to share effective teaching strategies across the state. Schools like duPont Manual High and Farristown Middle are among those recognized for their outstanding achievements. The initiative encourages collaboration and offers resources for educators to enhance educational standards in Kentucky.
FRANKFORT – The Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) has officially recognized 11 schools as Spotlight Schools for 2025, honoring those that have demonstrated exceptional academic performance, innovative educational practices, and a commitment to student success. This prestigious recognition serves to highlight and celebrate the achievements of these institutions while encouraging the continuous improvement of educational standards across the state.
The selected 2025 Spotlight Schools are:
These institutions have demonstrated excellent leadership and effective teaching strategies that significantly contribute to student achievement. As a result of their outstanding work, these schools will serve as models for best practices and will share their successful initiatives with other schools aiming to enhance their own educational outcomes.
KDE Commissioner Robbie Fletcher stressed the importance of recognizing such exemplary schools, noting that this initiative showcases the excellent work being performed in classrooms throughout Kentucky. Each Spotlight School has created a comprehensive story card that outlines their journey, capturing insights on the strategies, initiatives, and lessons they have learned. These story cards are designed to be resources for educators and school leaders seeking to implement similar successful practices.
Schools across Kentucky are strongly encouraged to visit the Spotlight Schools webpage to explore these story cards. They provide valuable ideas on how to close achievement gaps and cultivate academic success among students, thereby raising the overall educational standards within the region.
One of the highlighted institutions, Farristown Middle School, expressed gratitude for the recognition, emphasizing that the accolade not only celebrates their achievements but also presents opportunities for collaboration with other educational entities. This commitment to sharing knowledge and best practices aligns with KDE’s mission to improve education throughout Kentucky.
In this competitive educational landscape, the KDE remains dedicated to collaborating with Spotlight Schools and other institutions to further enhance student success across the state. The initiative encourages a culture of excellence and fosters an environment where schools can learn from one another, leading to a brighter future for Kentucky’s students.
For more information about the Spotlight Schools initiative and to access resources, individuals can visit the KDE website. This program exemplifies the department’s ongoing commitment to shaping outstanding educational experiences for students throughout Kentucky.
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