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The Kentucky Board of Education is now accepting nominations for the 2026 Kelly Award for Business and Education Partnership. This annual honor, presented each fall, recognizes a businessperson or company that has formed a strong and effective partnership with a local school or district.
The award highlights the critical role that private-sector collaboration plays in supporting student achievement and school improvement. Past winners have included businesses that provided mentorship programs, financial support for classroom resources, or hands-on career training opportunities for students.
Nominations must detail how the partnership has directly benefited students and educators. The selection committee looks for evidence of sustained involvement and measurable outcomes. Anyone can submit a nomination, including school administrators, teachers, parents, or community members.
The deadline for submissions is set for early spring. The winner will be announced later in the year and will be honored at a state education event. For those interested in applying or nominating a deserving business partner, nomination forms and guidelines are available through the Kentucky Board of Education's official channels. The award serves as a reminder that strong community ties are essential for preparing Kentucky's students for future success.
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