Post-it Notes are a great way to add engagement to formative assessments that are used in classrooms. The best part is that they are super
It’s the Saturday morning after Thanksgiving and Letcher Elementary Teacher, Tyler Watts, is busy sticking colorful Post-It notes to the window in the Harry M.
Nationally fewer schools teach computer science than 10 years ago, but not here in the mountains. Imagine an east Kentucky where every student understands basic
This is the season of giving and charity and a Letcher County Central High School student has set out to start a new local initiative
This fall students in Harlan, Floyd, and Knott Counties are bringing Spanish lessons about family and the holidays to your screen. Whether you’re a teacher
In the midst of Global Entrepreneurial Week, November 14-20, taking place across 157 countries, Kentucky Lieutenant Governor Jenean Hampton spoke to student business owners in
The economy in Kentucky is gone, yet they have still found ways to tax us, like coal severance tax. Kentucky is a place of rare
On June 24, 2016, we departed Letcher County in search of adventure. My family loves to travel, so this was our annual summer road trip.
Thousands of educators, community leaders, and students gathered in Pikeville and via Livestream yesterday at the 3rd Annual Appalachian Renaissance Initiative (ARI) Promising Practices Summit. The
On October the 21st 114 students, family members, and staff from the Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative region attended our annual Fall Gathering in Hazard. Students from