National Pi Day 2017!
March 14, 2017
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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
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Education When You Were a Child… Conversations with Educators and Erin Napier
March 7, 2017
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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
KVEC/ARI TEACHER TUITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
February 27, 2017
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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
LCC Communications Class Develops Photography Skills
February 27, 2017
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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
Picture Project
February 27, 2017
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Environmental Shot This photo was taken outside of Eolia Post Office in Kentucky. Frame Shot This photo was taken
Through Course Task Planning in High School
February 27, 2017
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This video shows how some high school science teachers work through planning for the through course task Coral Bleaching. It shows their work through the
Community Harm Reduction Efforts Toward Clean Needle Exchanges
February 21, 2017
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Schools are epicenters of the movement toward healthier bodies and minds, as students grow to value their own health and lead their families and communities
FIREcast TV: Students Turn Winter Garden into Community Improvement Project
February 15, 2017
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Pikeville Elementary teacher, Traci Tackett, tells us how her and her students use winter gardens to not only improve their diets, but to also improve
KVEC Hosts Event to Recognize Legislators and Leaders Contributions to Public Education
February 13, 2017
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Over 100 persons joined educators and community leaders to honor state legislators while showcasing the amazing work of mountain teachers and students at the Legislative
East Kentucky needs leaders, citizens who aren’t afraid to dream bigger
February 13, 2017
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Rural communities miss great opportunities when their leaders and citizens do not dream big enough. One of our problems in not making “Appalachian Kentucky Great