Bryan Station Middle Cited for Best Practices

The Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) handed out 13 awards for best practices to schools and districts during the two-day 2025 Continuous Improvement Summit at the Central Bank Center. Among the recipients was Bryan Station Middle School, saluted for effectively addressing the multifaceted needs of English language learners in its student population. 

“I continue to be inspired by the dedication of our educators and the innovative approaches they bring to Kentucky classrooms. This year’s winners demonstrate how best practices can spark curiosity and create opportunities for our students,” said Commissioner of Education Robbie Fletcher.

Each Best Practice winner received a $500 check to be used for school improvement. The summit allowed attendees to invest in their growth as a leader and a teacher and offered strategies to make a difference in their work and in their students’ experiences. 

In 2013, KDE launched the Best Practices and Sustainability website as a clearinghouse to promote practices that motivate, engage, and provide measurable results in student learning, achievement, and school/district processes.