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Willa K. Johnson wrote a new post
SOMERSET, Ky. – The first-ever Appalachian Health Hack-a-thon concluded Saturday at the Center for Rural Development in Somerset, Ky., with an announcement of the winners in various categories.
Nineteen t […]
Read MoreSOMERSET, Ky. – The first-ever Appalachian Health Hack-a-thon concluded Saturday at the Center for Rural Development in Somerset, Ky., with an announcement of the winners in various categories. Nineteen teams, including six student teams, presented their solutions to a...
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Charles Jeffrey Coots posted
This year Student Senate Members will be working with other students at Jackson Independent to bring change to the culture of our school and county. Students will use data and work with administration to promote STUDENT VOICE in helping develop a more rounded school. Some of our Goals this year are: 1) Work with Superintendent to ensure that…Read More
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Tanya Turner wrote a new post
Special Holler report from Corinne Smith, Assistant Director of Undergraduate Admissions at Yale
My name is Corinne Smith, and I am an Assistant Director of Undergraduate Admissions at Yale. I am or […]
Read MoreSpecial Holler report from Corinne Smith, Assistant Director of Undergraduate Admissions at Yale My name is Corinne Smith, and I am an Assistant Director of Undergraduate Admissions at Yale. I am originally from Illinois, and grew up about forty-five minutes outside of Chicago. I...
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Cheri Arrowood posted
Myth Busters, Bill Nye The Science Guy, and Science Bob have nothing on students in the mountains! Anyone can study science from a book, but it takes the creativity and innovation of 6th graders in Southeastern Kentucky to bring Science to life. During this project students will create a monthly blog called “Lab Rats” to share wacky Science exp…Read More
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