KI in the News

Fort Worth teacher wins $40K classroom makeover for special education classroom. 

Are schools doing enough to prepare students for all career paths? Explore how to better balance college & trade options!

KI redesigns classrooms to boost engagement and reduce absenteeism, creating comfortable, flexible learning environments.

In a new episode of Voices of Student Success, hear about the evolving role of the library to integrate technology and student support resources for equity and accessibility.

American manufacturing rebounds, but talent shortage persists. Discover 3 strategies to attract and retain skilled workers.

Thoughtful design boosts student engagement with flexible seating and inviting spaces, enhancing learning and collaboration.

Discover Brian Krenke's leadership at KI, focusing on growth, employee ownership, and industry impact in commercial furniture.

Unveil how Teresa Youssofi's classroom design won $40K in furniture, reshaping learning at Loma Verde Elementary!

KI debuted three innovative collections at NeoCon 2024, winning two Silver Awards for its impactful Tributaire Collection.

Transforming schools into supportive environments is crucial for retaining teachers and improving education for future generations.

Research shows adaptable furniture solutions and letting students move around provides a positive increase in everything from participation to retention of learning.

From tech and manufacturing to food, education and healthcare -- businesses and industries across Northeast Wisconsin are always looking to attract new talent. With unemployment low in the region, filling open positions can be a challenge.

The Mowrey Elementary School library will get a $40,000 makeover as a winner in furniture manufacturer KI’s second annual school giveaway competition.

Ms. Wilkirson recently did some designing of her own. Last fall, she learned about a national contest — hosted by the furniture company KI. It selects four educators from four regions across the U.S. to help them design their dream classroom.

Wednesday is the final day to vote in the Learning Space Design Competition with a grand prize valued at $40,000.

Traditional office spaces are no longer a necessity for many businesses — the acceleration of remote work during the COVID-19 pandemic proved that — so the existence of these spaces must be driven by purpose and serve true needs, for both businesses and employees.

Library and media specialist Beau Williams of Snow Hill Middle School has been selected as one of 12 finalists in a national classroom furniture giveaway from furniture maker KI. 

A Lexington elementary school teacher has officially won a classroom makeover.

Amy Sery is one of the teachers there is in the final round of a national competition that will pay four teachers $40,000 for new classroom furniture. Ms. Sery says if selected, her students will work in more accessible classrooms.

Snow Hill Middle School may soon be home to the library of its dreams thanks to one local librarian.

Big changes could be coming to one teacher’s classroom at Northern Elementary School in Lexington.

Dr. Sery is the Visual & Media Arts teacher at Briarlake Elementary in DeKalb County. Many of her students have very diverse learning needs. She now has a chance to help them like never before.

At Westwood High School in Palestine, Tyler Hebert, says she has a clear vision for what she would do with the money. Most importantly, she says she wants her space to be a comfortable and collaborative environment for her students.

Ms. Cortney Schneider is a 3rd grade teacher at Alpha Hart Lewis Elementary School has been selected as a finalist in a classroom furniture giveaway.

Tyler Hebert, a career and technical education teacher at Westwood High School, is competing to win $40,000 worth of furniture.

Innovative, adaptable, sustainable, versatile and aesthetically pleasing – that’s how Green Bay-based KI describes the most recent addition to its furniture lineup.