Dataseam Registered Apprentices earn $105,000 for Kentucky Schools Twelve Dataseam Registered Apprentices from eight Kentucky school districts recently participated in a two-day technology training as part of the U.S. Department of Labor-approved Registered Apprenticeship for Information Technology program sponsored by Dataseam.
 READ MORE $485,000 of Advanced Classroom Computers Earned by K-12 Districts Statewide Dataseam announced fifteen district technology leaders participated in training during the summer recess supporting Apple technologies for Kentucky K-12 districts statewide. READ MORE Estill County Goes Back to School with Dataseam Estill County Public Schools teachers and staff participated in a summer technology workshop available through the district’s partnership with Dataseam, with each educator earning a new classroom workstation along with student devices to be used during the academic year. READ MORE Congratulations Dataseam Class of 2026 Dataseam would like to recognize and celebrate Kentucky high school seniors as they graduate and move to their next place in life. We congratulate them on this milestone as they forge forward as part of Kentucky’s future.
 READ MORE Dataseam Announces $150,000 University of Louisville Rural Recruitment Initiative The incentives available are designed to offset district costs associated with participating in the no-cost University campus tours. Substitute teachers, buses, drivers and student meals can make field trips prohibitive for many rural Kentucky K-12 districts.
READ MORE Dataseam Registered Apprentices earn $225K for Kentucky Schools Twenty Dataseam Registered Apprentices from nine Kentucky school districts recently participated in a two-day technology training as part of the U.S. Department of Labor-approved Registered Apprenticeship for Information Technology program sponsored by Dataseam.

 READ MORE Cancer Researcher John Trent, PhD Joins Dataseam Dataseam announced Dr. John Trent has joined as its Research Operations Director, advancing the organization’s research-based initiatives. This new role continues to grow vital life-saving research efforts and the development of Kentucky-based innovation and commercialization. READ MORE
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