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2023-2024 Kentucky Summative Assessment (KSA) Results for

Elementary:

Proficient Reading: 31%

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Distinguished Reading: 16%

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Proficient Math: 30%

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Distinguished Math: 5%

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Middle:

Proficient Reading: 19%

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Distinguished Reading: 9%

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Proficient Math: 17%

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Distinguished Math: 5%

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High:

Proficient Reading: 19%

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Distinguished Reading: 9%

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Proficient Math: 15%

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Distinguished Math: 3%

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Covington Education Foundation

 

The Covington Education Foundation was formed in 1997 to help fund scholarships and provide support for activities to benefit the intellectual and artistic growth of children in Covington.

The Foundation's goals are to provide post-secondary scholarships, develop youth leaders, and support mentoring. Since 2009 the Foundation has provided funds to support 50 mentor pairs for one year, awarded $50,125 in college scholarships and fees, and granted $4,550 to youth leadership development.

 

The Foundation offers annual scholarships to Holmes seniors who plan to attend two or four year accredited colleges and universities. Please see attached information below, including an application form.

For additional information about scholarships or the Foundations' Small Grant Program, please contact Janice Krumwiede - janice.krumwiede@covington.kyschools.us, 859-392-3182,  25 E. 7th Street, Covington, Ky 41011.


  

Board of Directors
Dan Francis, President
Joyce Murphy, Vice President
Pamela Conner, Treasurer
Chuck Eilerman 
Alvin Garrison
Myrna Lane
Judge (ret) Charles Moore
Julie Geisen Scheper 
Greg Paeth
Tom Haggard
Stephen Gastright

 
 

Supporting the Foundation with a Stock Donation

Did you know that there is a way you can donate to the Covington Educational Foundation AND potentially save money on your taxes? Donating shares of stock that have increased in value can often help you get the most bang for your buck when it comes to charitable contributions.

The tax advantage comes from your ability to deduct the full fair market value of the stock while at the same time being able to avoid paying any capital gains tax on the appreciation, or increase in value, of the stock! This gifting method is best utilized for appreciated equities that have been owned for longer than a year, as they are considered long term property. Otherwise, your deduction may be limited to the basis of the appreciated stock rather than the full market value.

Deductions of appreciated property, such as this, are generally limited to 30% of a taxpayer's adjusted gross income. However, amounts in excess of this threshold can be carried forward for up to 5 subsequent years as deductible charitable contributions.

Please contact Treasurer Pam Conner for more information.
 

 

Scholarship and Small Grant Information 

CEF Small Grant Application

CEF Small Grant Program Summary

Counselor Recommendation Description

Scholarship Application

Teacher Recommendation

 

2023 Person of the Year

 

Ron Washington 
 
 
 
Person of the Year  

The Education Foundation recognizes and honors Holmes alumni and other community leaders with the Person of the Year award. These individuals actively support the Foundation's vision and its priorities of providing post-secondary scholarships, developing youth leaders, and supporting mentoring.

 

Person of the Year Award Recipients 

2005 Oakley Farris
2006 Jim Huff
2007 Oliver Waddell
2008 Bruce Ferguson
2009 Jack Moreland
2010 Butch Callery
2011 James Votruba
2012 Wm. T. (Bill) Robinson III
2013 Chuck Scheper and Julie Geisen Scheper
2014 Dr. G. Edward Hughes
2015 Kevin Canafax
2016 Michael "Spike" Jones
2017 Brent Cooper
2018 Garry Edmondson
2019 Polly Lusk Page
2022 Bob Sanders