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I am so very thankful to have received funding for the project for my classroom–“How Far Can You Go?” The money received was used to purchase multiple K’Nex kits for the classroom. With the amount of money I received, I was able to have students work in groups of 2, which was wonderful. Every teacher has had students work in groups and knows…Read More
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Ron Daley wrote a new post
June 21, 2016 10 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Hazard Community and Technical College, First, Federal CenterExperts will share the extraordinary federal funding opportunities available to east Kentucky including Promise […]
Read MoreJune 21, 2016 10 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Hazard Community and Technical College, First, Federal Center Experts will share the extraordinary federal funding opportunities available to east Kentucky including Promise Zone and USDA programs, (Abandoned Mine Lands, PowerPlus, ARC). The event is intended...
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Jennifer Carroll wrote a new post
Last night’s Twitter Chat was just FUN! We had participants not only from the KVEC region but from across the state. We were so fortunate that The Hope Street Group and Pritchard Committee helped to p […]
Read MoreLast night's Twitter Chat was just FUN! We had participants not only from the KVEC region but from across the state. We were so fortunate that The Hope Street Group and Pritchard Committee helped to promote our Chat, which...
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Jennifer Carroll wrote a new post
We have a Twitter Chat on the third Wednesday of every month (9:00 pm) so tonight is our next one and it promises to be a fun one! Our topic is TIME SAVING HACKS FOR EDUCATORS!!
If you have some solutions f […]
Read MoreWe have a Twitter Chat on the third Wednesday of every month (9:00 pm) so tonight is our next one and it promises to be a fun one! Our topic is TIME SAVING HACKS FOR EDUCATORS!! If you have some solutions...
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Kelli Thompson posted
All We Need Is Love Johnson County Andrea Hall
Junior Division
Highland Elementary School
Single Year Project
PART I: PROJECT OVERVIEW
A. Area of Concern
As we began brainstorming ideas for our Community Problem Solving Project, we became bombarded with the desire to help children in our school. One of the sixth grade CmPS tea…Read More
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