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The Face of Leadership: Student Ambassadors for the Academies of Louisville
The Student Ambassador initiative exemplifies the core mission of the Academies of Louisville by bridging the gap between classroom learning and real-world career experiences. By representing their schools to the community, leading tours, and interacting with business leaders, these young leaders showcase the practical skills and confidence gained through the Academies' innovative approach.
IEC Pre-Apprenticeship Program Lights the Way for Future Electricians
In Louisville, a new generation of students is discovering the power and potential of skilled trades through the Independent Electrical Contractors (IEC) of Kentuckiana’s Pre-Apprenticeship Program. Designed in partnership with the Academies of Louisville, this initiative offers high school students a hands-on introduction to the electrical industry-connecting classroom learning with real-world applications and mentorship from industry professionals.
From Robots to Remedies: Charles Ogbuehi's Shift from Engineering to Nursing
Charles Ogbuehi, a senior at Marion C. Moore High School, has always been known as a "computer wizard" by his family. His natural affinity for technology led him to the STEM Academy in high school, where he honed his skills in engineering and technology. His high school experience was a journey of self-discovery that ultimately led him to an unexpected realization – his true calling lies in the medical field.
Blood, Sweat, and Community Spirit: A Successful Drive at Moore High
Moore High School's recent blood drive, hosted by Mrs. Kimberly Bruce and organized by HOSA students, exceeded expectations with 69 students signing up to donate, well above the goal of 40. This annual event not only provides critical donations to the Kentucky Blood Center but also equips students with essential skills in health screenings and registration, fostering a spirit of community service and leadership.
Louisville Economic Development Alliance Sees Future-Ready Workforce in Training at the Academies at Marion C. Moore School
The Academies of Louisville are proving to be a major asset to the city’s economy by building strong connections between local businesses and the next generation of workers. On August 27, the Louisville Economic Development Alliance (LEDA) received a firsthand look at this transformational education model during a tour of Marion C. Moore High School.
Taste of Success: Academies of Louisville Students Compete in Jr. Chef Challenge
Students from Moore and Doss placed fourth place in a Junior Chef competition at the Kentucky State Fair.
Investing in Tomorrow: Kim Guest’s Dedication to the Academies at Moore High School
As retirement approaches, many envision managing their nest egg and savoring the fruits of their labor. For Kim Guest, however, retirement presented an opportunity for a different kind of investment–one with potentially greater returns than any financial portfolio.