Historic Dessie Scott School Building Destroyed by Fire
A landmark in the Pine Ridge community was lost late Thursday night, January 22, as fire destroyed the main school building on the Dessie Scott
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Melissa Blair posted
This year has definitly been a different ending than what we thought would happen. Being virtual has been a learning curve and such a great experience. I am so happy with what our students took from our recycling project and how it continued with doing school at home. Now I’m excited to watch the presentations virtually.
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Adrian Smith wrote a new post
The first of the FIRESUMMIT presentations have concluded and with four CONCURRENT streams, you may have missed a thing or two. Don’t worry, you can visit https://summit.theholler.org/program/ to check out […]
Read MoreThe first of the FIRESUMMIT presentations have concluded and with four CONCURRENT streams, you may have missed a thing or two. Don't worry, you can visit https://summit.theholler.org/program/ to check out everything that was shown today! Today we shared Transition...
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Ron Daley wrote a new post
Rural
eastern Kentucky school districts have utilized the innovative learning
practices and digital teaching platforms they have used for years to jump start
the “Non-Traditional Instruction” (NTI) pro […]
Read MoreRural eastern Kentucky school districts have utilized the innovative learning practices and digital teaching platforms they have used for years to jump start the “Non-Traditional Instruction” (NTI) programming necessary when school in person classes were forced to shut down in mid-March because of...
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Summer Brown posted
I am so excited to see everyone’s presentations! I enjoy reading about the work everyone has completed on their project. Many of my students are using Epic! at home and continuing to read and explore different types of literature and text. I was so happy to see their excitement of reading continue even after school closed in person.
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