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Meredith Campbell posted an update in the group
Community Engagement 1 year, 9 months agoReflections from our presentation at the FIRE Summit.
Our team presented on the activities we have done this year to improve our reading scores. Since the programs brought into the school did improve our reading scores by 15%, we feel that our efforts paid off. Therefore, we were pleased to share pictures and statistics at the fire summit.…[Read more] -
Meredith Campbell posted an update in the group
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Cissy Williams posted an update in the group
Community Engagement 1 year, 9 months agoReflections of TOA -
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Cissy Williams posted an update in the group
Community Engagement 1 year, 9 months agoStory #3 Reflection – Our STEM Nights were such a great success. It brought parents/guardians and students together in a way they haven’t been brought together this year. So many parents/guardians were excited to learn about all the resources we have available at South Floyd Elementary and they were interested to learn about what their children…[Read more]
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David Prince posted an update in the group
Community Engagement 1 year, 9 months agoMy reflection from my theory of action plan. -
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Cissy Williams posted an update in the group
Community Engagement 1 year, 9 months agoIn April FRYSC partnered up with our school, GearUP, and our local Shriners to present STEM nights. On the first night we had older children help the younger children with… -
Jerri Turner posted an update in the group
Community Engagement 1 year, 9 months agoAllen Elementary Engagement Coach Theory of Action Reflection -
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Jerri Turner posted an update in the group
Community Engagement 1 year, 9 months agoAES Community ACT Collaboration: Jessica Hall – ARH Hospital is a member of the data base. She has participated many times throughout the year at Allen Elementary. Events include Read Across America Day and Career Day. Jessica is also an active community member of our FRYSC Advisory Council. People like her helps to make our school a…[Read more]
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Rebial Reynolds posted an update in the group
Community Engagement 1 year, 9 months agoPrestonsburg Elementary strives to build strong relationships among all stakeholders. We are so thankful for the support of our community as we continue to develop a growing partnership and bridge learning for our students and community members alike.-
Great job on the video. Community support is evident.
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Meredith Campbell posted an update in the group
Community Engagement 1 year, 9 months agoWhile reflecting upon our school year here at Betsy Layne High School, I noticed that I have not followed up on our “Polar Express” night. It was quite a success. We had several families from the community show up for popcorn, a movie (Polar Express) and all the children were read a book of their choice. Several of the high school students…[Read more]
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Teresa posted an update in the group
Community Engagement 1 year, 10 months agoFES CommunityACT Collaboration: Mrs. Angie Chaney added her name to the data base to connect with Teachers who may need her expertise. She has been called upon many times throughout the year. Mrs. Chaney collaborates with FRYSC events to photograph Students and Families during Veterans Day, Grandparents Celebration, Angel Tree, Children Inc.,…[Read more]
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Teresa posted an update in the group
Community Engagement 1 year, 10 months agoFES Reflections to School Story #3 on CommunityACT Collaboration. Brenda Curry Teresa Prince.
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Teresa posted an update in the group
Community Engagement 1 year, 10 months agoFES Story #3 on CommunityACT Collaboration – Brenda Curry Teresa Prince
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Fallsburg Elementary School Story #3 on Community ACT Collaboration: Partnership with all Lawrence County FRYSC Coordinators to host a Child Abuse Prevention Awareness Event. -Brenda Curry/Teresa Prince
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Jerri Turner posted an update in the group
Community Engagement 1 year, 10 months agoFor Allen Elementary’s third story, I created an i-movie highlighting the process of collaboration in our school building. We have so many community partners who help make our school successful.-
Reflection for story number 3: There are so many partners who make our school great. Outside agencies bring in programs. Others support us by attending events, bringing food, donating clothing and money for fundraisers. AES is blessed to have support from the community.
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Love your video Jerri! AND you are right, collaboration does work! Glad to have you collaborating with us!
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Adrian Smith posted an update in the group
Community Engagement 1 year, 10 months agoGreyhound GritA video produced by Flatgap -
Melissa Pennington posted an update in the group
Community Engagement 1 year, 10 months agoI was happy to be a part of this amazing group! Each and everyone is inspiring and so dedicated to raising children to be proud of Eastern Kentucky. Our little school has been so busy like everyone else. We put on a sold out performance of Peter Pan. Again, our community came out in support. We had parent volunteers who did lighting, sound, and…[Read more]
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Thank you for your work with us and your kids! It’s very inspiring! Keep up the great work!
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Melissa Pennington posted an update in the group
Community Engagement 1 year, 10 months agogreyhoundgrit2019.m4v
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Jessica Tackett posted an update in the group
Community Engagement 1 year, 10 months agoLEES-Theory of Action -
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Teresa added a document 1 year, 10 months ago
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FES Reflection of the Theory of Action
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Dixie Combs posted an update in the group
Community Engagement 1 year, 10 months agoHi, everyone! I’m a day late, but not a dollar short on posting my Theory of Action Reflection. This year has been a whirlwind, but it’s great to be a part of this family… -
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Public Holler 1 year, 9 months ago
The Community Engagement holler is dedicated to the development of a school – community resource matrix that will firmly connect the school and community to learning targets and focuses on matching needs to available resources. Through this work we hope to increase human capitol investment in learning.
