Teach Kentucky’s impact is growing as this year marks the first time a student of a Teach Kentucky teacher has gone on to enter the program herself. Launi Brown is a member of the newest Teach Kentucky cohort, and a former Western High School student of Aubrey Holle, a member
Kayleigh Schneider Caskey reflects about the positive impact her tenure as a Louisville Water Company Fellow has on her students and curriculum.
Aubrey Holle is using her partnership with the Louisville Water Company to help her students dive into project-based learning this year.
Kayleigh Schneider Caskey writes about her first semester as a Louisville Water Company Fellow.
Chris Ryczek, a 2011 cohort member, writes about his experience as an AmeriCorps member prior to joining Teach Kentucky.
What I enjoy most about my role as an educator is helping students become people who can exist and thrive in our current world. This year, I was given the opportunity to teach a class focusing on leadership.
Teach Kentucky is committed to recruiting educators who reflect the Louisville community. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds and do not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex, age, ancestry, or disability.
