Investing in People: Knott County’s Commitment
The district has officially launched a Professional Development Cadre for Aspiring Leaders, a new initiative designed to help educators who are ready to take the
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Great job on the videos and they are very useful. This process is very scary for those who are just getting started, but it is interesting to see these steps come to reality. Good Luck to all of the young men and women who are just getting started with their new business.
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ATTENTION! VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION!
Hello everyone. We won’t be going live tomorrow morning due to Johnson County having to cancel school for the rest of the week due to illnesses. Please keep the teachers and students of Johnson County in your thoughts and/or prayers.
We will have session 3 tomorrow, but I will be recording the session from…Read More
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Hello everyone,
Hope that everyone is doing well. Thanks for your patience regarding the student book publishing project. I also appreciate all the hard work that you have put into helping your students to submit their work.
We are processing the chapter / short stories at the moment. The processing of the picture books is finished and the…Read More
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Hello everyone. Just want to remind all the students with short stories (or chapter books) to be making the edits to their work for the resubmission. We found substantial mistakes and grammatical errors throughout the books submitted. This is typical with publishing, but this is also a good time for students to learn about an aspect of publishing…Read More
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ATTENTION STUDENTS!
The KY Governor’s Office has a contest for students! Check out the link I’ve attached to this post. They are wanting to select a student’s artwork for the KY Derby! Please let me know if you are planning on entering the challenge.
http://firstlady.ky.gov/initiatives/Pages/derby-poster-contest.aspx
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Thanks Donna for the nice comment. I’m trying really hard to make this information easily resourced by students from elementary school to high school. That’s a broad range to work in, so comments like yours really encourage me to keep it up.