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The Path to Law: Expert Advice from Waggener High School’s Legal Panel
On Thursday, April 22, Waggener High School's IT & Law Academy hosted an inspiring panel discussion titled "Introduction to Civil Law," where esteemed legal professionals shared advice and insights, motivating students to explore the diverse opportunities within the legal field.
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.
2024 Business Partner Kickoffs
The Academies of Louisville are excited to kick off the 2024-2025 school year with a series of vibrant business partner kickoff events at each of our fifteen schools. The gatherings bring together dedicated school staff with enthusiastic business partners, who work together to provide real-world learning experiences for our students. It’s a great opportunity to rekindle the collaborative spirit that fuels the Academies.
Nurturing the Next Generation: Masonic Homes Kentucky’s Commitment to Education
"Our goal is to be a good community partner. Ultimately, our mission is to pull people into healthcare and support them by providing as many opportunities as we can," shares Alison Collins of Masonic Homes Kentucky. Her dedication is nurturing another generation of healthcare workers.
Back to School with Pat Johnson: From Academies Business Partner to School Counselor
Pat Johnson served as an Academies of Louisville Business Partner, and his passion has led him to shift to a new role in the Academies. He begins a new school year as School Counselor for the Freshman Academy at the Academy @ Shawnee.
Opportunity Realized: Fatima Avila’s Advancement with Class Act Federal Credit Union
What Fatima's parents envisioned in the United States, the Academies of Louisville delivered—real opportunities for success.
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.
From Classroom to Care: Addison Adkins’ Path through PRP’s Health Sciences Academy
A recent graduate of Pleasure Ridge Park (PRP) High School, Addi's path through the Health Academy has not only equipped her with real-world skills but has also inspired her to pursue a career in nursing.
Pens Instead of Bricks: Carlos Martinez Osorio’s Path through PRP’s Health Academy
“My parents are super proud of me,” he says, driven by the desire to provide for his family and honor their sacrifices. “My mom always told me that she would rather see me lift up a pen than a brick. My dad has worked in the hot sun, but he wants me to work in a cool office,” he shares. From overcoming language barriers and academic struggles to finding his passion in healthcare, Carlos’ hard work in the Academies is about to make his parents' dream a reality.
Authentic Experiences: Adulting in the Academies with Fern Creek’s Sara Wilson-Abell
While the position of Academy Coach was new, she had already been providing authentic experiences through her innovative teaching in AP US History and the creation of the Adulting 101 program. "So much of the Adulting 101 content is now embedded in the Academies," she explains, highlighting the Academies’ unique approach to integrating real-world skills into the educational journey.
The Flywheel Effect: Academies of Louisville’s Guiding Team Retreat Propels Education Innovation
The retreat aimed to align the team's vision for the upcoming year and strategize on sustaining momentum in their initiatives. The retreat's theme, "growing and sustaining," was aptly symbolized by the flywheel metaphor, illustrating the power of sustained effort in achieving long-term success.
The Academies of Louisville Alliance: Powering Bold Goals with a New Team
The Academies of Louisville Alliance represents the next evolution of this initiative. Representing KentuckianaWorks and GLI, this new team provides the additional staffing and resources needed to support 15 schools, 200+ Business Partners, and over 19,000 high school students.