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Tanya Turner wrote a new post
Nationally fewer schools teach computer science than 10 years ago, but not here in the mountains. Imagine an east Kentucky where every student understands basic coding and computer science. What would this mean […]
Read MoreNationally fewer schools teach computer science than 10 years ago, but not here in the mountains. Imagine an east Kentucky where every student understands basic coding and computer science. What would this mean for our region? We know that whatever...
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Willa K. Johnson wrote a new post
This is the season of giving and charity and a Letcher County Central High School student has set out to start a new local initiative to bring music to teens in need. Shoppers in Letcher County may notice boxes in […]
Read MoreThis is the season of giving and charity and a Letcher County Central High School student has set out to start a new local initiative to bring music to teens in need. Shoppers in Letcher County may notice boxes...
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Tanya Turner wrote a new post
This fall students in Harlan, Floyd, and Knott Counties are bringing Spanish lessons about family and the holidays to your screen. Whether you’re a teacher and want to bring these short lessons to your students, […]
Read MoreThis fall students in Harlan, Floyd, and Knott Counties are bringing Spanish lessons about family and the holidays to your screen. Whether you're a teacher and want to bring these short lessons to your students, or just ready for a...
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@sturner74 Happy to see you on The Holler Skyler, I’ve been thinking about films you might like to watch for your project!
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Abbie Combs posted
I have uploaded a summary document that outlines KVEC and REL’s collaboration on the Action Research Process.
Beginning in 2013, the Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative (KVEC) and partners across southeastern Kentucky established the Appalachian Renaissance Initiative (ARI) through a federal Race to the Top–District grant. ARI goals include i…Read More
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Like this a lot! Very nice thing to do for a community!