Madeline Will, Education Week Teacher Assistant Editor, published a blog July 21 on how micro-credentials could possibly be a professional development solution in rural eastern
Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative was recently represented by Mrs. Lisa Fugate, FMD teacher at Marie Roberts-Caney Elementary School in Breathitt County, and Mrs. Tammy Cook,
As the state of Kentucky conducts a study surveying its aerospace industry and determining the direction for the future, several entities in the KVEC region
Across the country, educators are engaging in conversations regarding job-embedded, personalized professional learning based on the needs of the students identified through the analysis of
As school enrollment in the KVEC region continues to decrease, so does the needed funding to provide adequate resources for student achievement. Â Ron Daley, Strategic
A column published recently in the Lexington Herald-Leader entitled “Survey surprise: Most Kentucky companies face a talent shortage” by columnist Tom Eblen prompted Jeff Hawkins, Executive Director of
Over the last several years, the role of the principal in a school has changed drastically. The principal is no longer just the building manager,
A recent article posted on the Holler recognized Jeanne Caudill’s innovation grant project receiving the ‘Kids’ Choice Award’ at the Global Microsoft Educators Exchange in
âIt all began with ARI (Appalachian Renaissance Initiative)â, says Jeanne Caudill, first grade teacher at Mullins Elementary in Pike County. And her story is phenomenal!
The Race to the Top Grant awarded to the Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative has provided a variety of resources and programs for educators and students
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