Dataseam Receives $3,500,000 from Kentucky General Assembly
These funds will continue ongoing initiatives led by Dataseam directed at mainly rural and underrepresented public students in K-12 districts statewide.
These funds will continue ongoing initiatives led by Dataseam directed at mainly rural and underrepresented public students in K-12 districts statewide.
Louisville-based Dataseam worked with the Louisville Orchestra to provide a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for students to attend performances of the 2024 Grammy Award-winning orchestra at locations across the state.
Kentucky schools recently participated in industry-standard technology support training, earning over $1,000,000 in advanced student computers as part of the statewide Dataseam partnership.
Jenkins Independent School now has two additional members on its Technology Department through a unique workforce training program sponsored by district partner Dataseam.
Dataseam’s Information Technology Registered Apprenticeship offers professional opportunities to high school juniors and seniors, aimed at bridging the opportunity for work-based education and digital access many rural Kentucky communities experience.
Frankfort Independent Board of Education approved a partnership with Dataseam, a Louisville- based education and workforce development organization providing instructional technology as part of upskilling K- 12 IT professionals.
Recently, new laptops traveled across Kentucky to K-12 students selected for the Department of Labor-approved Registered Apprenticeship for information technology designed and sponsored by Dataseam and participating schools.
A 2023 graduate of Elliott County Schools, has earned a nationally recognized certification in Information Technology as part of a U.S. Department of Labor-approved Registered Apprenticeship.
Students who completed an apprenticeship through a partnership between Johnson County Schools and Dataseam were recognized by the Johnson County Board of Education during its regular meeting.