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Kentucky Summative Assessment (KSA) Results for Covington Independent Public Schools
Elementary:
Proficient in Reading:
30%
Distinguished in Reading:
17%
Proficient in Math:
29%
Distinguished in Math:
6%
Middle:
Proficient in Reading:
19%
Distinguished in Reading:
10%
Proficient in Math:
19%
Distinguished in Math:
4%
High:
Proficient in Reading:
23%
Distinguished in Reading:
8%
Proficient in Math:
18%
Distinguished in Math:
6%
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Judge Charlie Moore

The Covington Education Foundation presented the annual Hall of Honors Celebration on Thursday, June 18, at the Northern Kentucky Convention Center. Judge Charlie Moore, Class of 1970, was recognized as the 2026 Person of the Year.

To commemorate 200 years of public education in Covington, several other remarkable individuals were honored for their commitment to students and public education through service, generosity, mentorship, and advocacy.

Honorees:

Donna Wolfe - Gamechanger Award

Jack Moreland - Legacy Award

Dr. Janice Wilkerson - Ready to Learn Award

Gary Huhn - Heart of the District Award

Scott Alter - Visionary Award

Alvin Garrison - Trailblazer Award

Lincoln and William Grant Schools - Special Recognition

Judge Charlie Moore - Person of the Year

Bobby Ziegler, Class of 1948 - Oldest Holmes or Grant Graduate Present

The story of public education in Covington is one of perseverance, innovation, and shared purpose. It is a story written by dedicated educators, supportive families, engaged community partners, accomplished alumni, and generations of students whose achievements continue to inspire us.

As we reflect on the past 200 years, we also look toward the future with optimism and gratitude. Together, we celebrate the traditions that have shaped us, honor those who continue to make a difference, and reaffirm our commitment to the students who will lead Covington into its next century.