June 9, 2025 - 21:19

(FRANKFORT, KY) - The Kentucky Board of Education (KBE) is now inviting nominations for the prestigious 2025 Kelly Award for Business and Education Partnership. This award aims to recognize outstanding individuals who have made significant contributions to fostering collaboration between the business sector and educational institutions.
Each year, the Kelly Award honors a businessperson or organization that has demonstrated a commitment to enhancing educational opportunities for students through innovative partnerships. These collaborations can take various forms, including mentorship programs, internships, and community engagement initiatives that enrich the learning experience and prepare students for future careers.
Nominations are open to anyone who believes in the importance of strong connections between education and the workforce. The KBE encourages community members, educators, and business leaders to submit nominations that highlight the impactful work being done in this vital area. The deadline for submissions is approaching, so interested parties are urged to act quickly to ensure their candidates are considered for this esteemed recognition.
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