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Traci Tackett posted
Wed. Jan, 7th was a bitterly cold day in Pikeville, Ky. Many schools in our region were closed due to the low temps and slick conditions. We decided to test the garden beds by covering them prior to the cold snap with two layers of Grow Guard (Agribon) row covers. One layer was GG 30 and the other was GG 51. The outside temperature read 10…Read More
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Jeff Phillips posted
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Lisa Weist posted
Great for Early Education. It’s free. Only thing to plan for is to use it with a Spanish keyboard on a PC or use the international keyboard function on iPad or iPhone. In some of the exercises, it will count English to Spanish translation inaccurate other wise. (eg. La nina without the accent is incorrect.) In other exercises, it will give…Read More
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Thanks for sharing Lisa. Great information.
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Charles Jeffrey Coots posted
Students senate members meet with superintendent student council to discuss issues that concerns all students.
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These kids are absolutely Awsome!
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Charles Jeffrey Coots posted
Today students at Jackson City School watched Highland Turner’s 5th Grade students conducted historical biography presentations of the founding Fathers of Early American History. This was the first time Teachers and Students at both schools had used the MondoPad. I’m very proud of the teachers and the students for using technology to connect…Read More
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As I thought about this awesome sharing I was reminded of a quote that I ran across a few days ago. It is worth sharing.
“Attempting to succeed without embracing the tools immediately available for your success is no less absurd than trying to row a boat by drawing only your hands through the water or trying to unscrew a screw using nothing m…Read More
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What a great article. I can hardly imagine the class of 2031—these are the students who are in Kindergarten this year! I think the author nailed it when he said we face an awesome challenge (my words) to prepare those 2031 graduates to live in a very different world than what we know today. Thanks for sharing Jeff.