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Ron Daley wrote a new post
Students from four counties representing the KY Valley Educational Cooperative (KVEC) S.T.A.R.S. (Students Transforming Appalachia with Real-world Solutions) shared their entrepreneurial projects and ideas for […]
Read MoreStudents from four counties representing the KY Valley Educational Cooperative (KVEC) S.T.A.R.S. (Students Transforming Appalachia with Real-world Solutions) shared their entrepreneurial projects and ideas for the future of the region at the East Kentucky Leadership Conference in Morehead, KY on...
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The Appalachian Kentucky traditions of ingenuity, adaptability, craft, and blacksmithing have prepared the region to be successful in the New Digital Economy. The pioneers and their ancestors who have lived in […]
Read MoreThe Appalachian Kentucky traditions of ingenuity, adaptability, craft, and blacksmithing have prepared the region to be successful in the New Digital Economy. The pioneers and their ancestors who have lived in these hills have displayed a rural genius that translates...
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Katrina Slone wrote a new post
Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative (KVEC) is preparing to launch the Mobile Inquiry Learning Lab (MILL) to provide resources to teachers in the region for engaging students in inquiry based learning […]
Read MoreKentucky Valley Educational Cooperative (KVEC) is preparing to launch the Mobile Inquiry Learning Lab (MILL) to provide resources to teachers in the region for engaging students in inquiry based learning experiences. The MILL is a 24 foot long multi-purpose learning...
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Katrina Slone wrote a new post
Jeremy Hall, 5th grade teacher at LBJ Elementary in Breathitt County, wrote an ARI Innovation grant for an interesting device called a Pro-Bot. He is using the Probots to help his students and all of the other […]
Read MoreJeremy Hall, 5th grade teacher at LBJ Elementary in Breathitt County, wrote an ARI Innovation grant for an interesting device called a Pro-Bot. He is using the Probots to help his students and all of the other 5th grade...
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Jennifer Carroll posted
Middlesboro Elementary (Tony Maxwell’s school) is having a recurring PETLL visit on April 14th. I still need a couple of team members! This would be a great opportunity to see Tony’s school and further network through ALL. Please email me if you think you want to help on this visit.
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What an impressive group of student leaders! So proud of their problem-solving minds and innovative solutions to real-world challenges. Congratulations to Dr. Haridas Chandran, Mark Gannon, Kelli Thompson, Bernadette Carpenter, Vivian Carter and all who supported this outstanding endeavor.