Students from Lee, Owsley and Wolfe county high schools come together daily at the Lee County Area Technology Center for vocational classes. However, the carpentry
Students at Phelps Technology Center realize that their carpentry class has been more than just a class. According to Dakota Whitt, junior, he has “learned
7th-grade teacher Michelle Scott spent the day crunching numbers with her classes at Pikeville Independent Junior High in celebration of National Pi Day. March 14
Competency-based learning has been a driving force for Henry County School’s personalized learning approach and has led them to defining competencies from the standards. In
Mike W. Belcher is a writer/guy who draws, who has been in love with sequential storytelling for as long as he can remember.
Erin Napier is a 6th grade FIREshare student at Owsley County Elementary School. She loves history and talking to people. Erin combined her interests to
Vote now via the Open Box Apps website to give a young EKY game developer the chance to create their first mobile game.
To accomplish this I used the problem-solving model I developed while writing my coursework in college and while programming for all my technology endeavors. If the average novel is 70-80k words, how can I break that into something manageable? I knew the story I wanted to tell and I had a good grasp on who I thought the characters were, all I needed was a plan to get it all written
Goal: To address critical teaching shortage areas and improve teacher effectiveness in the KVEC/ARI region. The ARI Teacher Tuition Assistance Program is a RTTT-D funded
Through a series of assignments, Rebecca Potter’s communications class (members of the Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative’s FIREshare) has been working to develop their photography skills