Across Kentucky, districts are already bringing The Future of Assessment and Accountability to life.
Through the United We Learn vision and the work of the Kentucky United We Learn Council, districts are piloting new ways to reflect what students know and can do—ways that value local priorities, vibrant learning experiences and shared responsibility for student success. Supported by the Kentucky Department of Education, these districts are helping shape how the new system works in real classrooms, schools and communities.
This page highlights district stories through short videos and spotlights that show the framework in action—from rethinking local measures of success to strengthening partnerships with families, businesses, and community organizations. Together, these examples illustrate how the new accountability system moves beyond compliance and toward meaningful, locally owned approaches that support every learner.
As you explore these district experiences, you’ll see how innovation looks different in different places—while still aligning to a shared statewide vision for student learning, growth, and opportunity.
COMING SOON!
Shelby County Public Schools
Karen Dodd
Office of the Commissioner of Education
Strategic Planning and Research
300 Sower Blvd., 5th Floor
Frankfort, KY 40601
(502) 564-2102 Ext. 4700
Fax (502) 564-7749