Fiona Morgan

4 days ago | kentuckyteacher.org | Fiona Morgan

Members of the Education Professional Standards Board (EPSB) heard recommendations for new certification grade bands from the Certification Structure Workgroup at their meeting on June 17. The work group was created in October 2024 to analyze and suggest potential areas of reform within Kentucky’s teacher certification structure. The group has 32 members, including legislators, educators, school and district administrators, human resource directors, and educator preparation providers.

1 week ago | kentuckyteacher.org | Fiona Morgan

The Kentucky Department of Education’s (KDE’s) Division of Student Success, from the Office of Continuous Improvement and Support, hosted its 2025 Persistence to Graduation Summit in Lexington on June 12-13 with more than 300 Kentucky educators attending. The professional development opportunity allowed educators to learn how they can better support students who may experience challenges to reaching graduation.

1 week ago | rdj.ie | Fiona Morgan

Fiona is a Chartered Tax Adviser and Chartered Accountant, practicing as part of the firm’s Tax team. She has taxation experience in a number of areas including corporation tax, personal tax and VAT on property. Fiona has extensive experience in the area of corporation tax compliance. Before joining RDJ, Fiona worked as a tax manager in a Big 4 accountancy practice where she advised personal and corporate clients across all tax heads.

2 weeks ago | kentuckyteacher.org | Fiona Morgan

(CAMPTON, KY)  – Kentucky’s Wolfe County school district ranked as the number one district in the nation in math growth on the 2024 Education Recovery Scorecard by Stanford and Harvard. The Education Recovery Scorecard is a collaboration between the Center for Education Policy Research at Harvard University and The Educational Opportunity Project at Stanford University. Each year, they issue a report on district-level student growth in math and reading.

2 weeks ago | kentuckyteacher.org | Fiona Morgan

(FRANKFORT, KY) – Danville’s Harold McKinney is bringing a career of public service experience to the Kentucky Board of Education (KBE) as its newest member. Gov. Andy Beshear named McKinney to the KBE in March to complete a term previously held by Paul Long, who resigned. McKinney will complete the remainder of the term, which ends on April 14, 2028. He represents the 3rd Supreme Court District.