The Appalachian Technology Institute (ATI) launched last August to bring world-class educational opportunities to students in the mountains and stimulate economic growth. Four hundred Kentucky Valley Educational
The Question Formulation Technique (QFT) is the outcome of twenty years of work in developing and, most importantly, simplifying a straightforward, rigorous process that helps
Earlier this month, Kentucky Education Commissioner Stephen Pruitt reminded us in his opening remarks at the KySTE Conference that teaching is the only profession that trains every other
Thousands of eBooks have been made available for millions of students, for free. With the app Open eBooks – a collaboration of stakeholders from libraries, publishers, and non-profits
This live stream from March 4th, 2016 highlights the components of Emely Sanders’ first grade classroom at Burdine Elementary in Jenkins Independent Schools. With personalized
On April 27th, the East Kentucky Expo Center will again be booming with the regions most innovative leaders and learners. Not to mention robots, flight
The Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative (KVEC) gathers to thank state legislators for their support of education within the region. On February 18th a consortium of
Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative (KVEC) is collaborating with regional teachers and students to retrofit a box trailer similar to those used for racing, into 204 square feet of portable and innovative learning space.
The expansion of broadband will reduce the digital divide in Appalachian Kentucky empowering its citizens to compete in the new, global economy.
“Things I create in code can really impact people’s everyday lives.” -Austin Williams, Appalachian Technology Institute senior