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Take a look through these informative programs, interviews, testimonials, articles and other resources addressing lung health. Don’t forget to sign up for the KET Health Newsletter to get information on […]
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Students research and discuss the history, characteristics, and art of tap, then create a performance critique that they will use as they watch a tap performance. Length: 1 class period Grades: 6-12 Concepts/Objectives: Students will research the development of tap and understand how it reflects the influence of time and place. Students will identify characteristics […]


making a difference
As president of Elevar Design Group, a Cincinnati-based architecture and engineering firm, Kim Patton oversees design projects on everything from hospitals to sports stadiums to municipal office buildings. But Patton, […]

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Karen Kelly, district director for Congressman Hal Rogers, says education–and KET–are her family’s top priorities.
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The Next Chapter
Time to Shake Up Your Savings? By Bev O’Shea | Originally published by Next Avenue | December 15, 2023 Share: Once again, the market is moving, the year is ending […]

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A simple hike through the woods turns into a learning experience for three teenagers in KET’s Electronic Field Trip to the Forest. When a forester from the Kentucky Division of Forestry joins their outing, the young hikers begin an exploration of the history of Kentucky’s forests, the natural and human influences that have shaped them, […]

PD and Workshops
Inspire Curiosity in the KET Media Lab The KET Media Lab sparks curiosity and creativity by giving students hands-on experiences with media production tools and techniques. From green screen and animation to video storytelling and media literacy, students explore how creativity and technology come together to tell powerful stories. Designed to inspire curiosity and highlight […]