The Carpenters Union visited Lee County’s ATC and offered assistance after the devastating flood that swept through Beattyville.
Carpenters UNITE At Lee County’s ATC
Poagin’ on up!
Schools are back in session and we had the chance to visit one, and so we did. This makes our second visit to Poage the first being prior to the pandemic and so we expected some changes, which there was but it was mostly just for Covid safety guidelines other than that the school’s culture […]
Virtually Tour YOUR SCHOOL!
Technology is great you can basically order anything you could ever want online albeit you might have to wait a day or two for shipping depending on your location. However, can you see everything? Absolutely not but we are getting there and today we are helping to pave the way with 360 tours of well […]
Innovation Celebration 2020
East Kentucky school districts celebrated academic success and innovation during ceremonies and displays at state Capitol March 10 Over 400 students and educators from the 23-school district membership in the Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative (KVEC) celebrated innovation in the classroom with displays on the mezzanine in the Frankfort Capitol on March 10. Additionally, KVEC Student […]
A Typical Day at Oakview Elementary
Learn about the house system that the Oakview staff developed to fit their school’s needs as well as the other classroom modifications to keep students engaged and thrilled to be Comet! Wanna show off what makes your school unique? Why not get your own FIRECAST video. Click here to learn more. It’s free.
Thanksgiving with the Bronx
When you think of Thanksgiving dinner what comes to mind? The Turkey, stuffing, ham or is it Nigerian Puff Puffs? If you answered the latter then you would fit it nicely in the Bronx. Watch the video above to learn about the event that took place at Floyd Central and how to get involved with […]
The Skilled Entrepreneurs of Middle School!
Middle school students arrived at the Knott County Sportsplex early to show off their stuff! Half of the students were selling goods ranging from a candy dispenser disguised as school supplies to custom fishing lures. The other side was selling a service like painting a picture or training you on the newest game.