Paintsville Independent Schools Host the MILL
How exciting would it be for an elementary or middle school student to step into the role of a biomedical engineer to explore how to
March 21, 2017
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Bridges Out of Poverty Workshop Hosted by Floyd County Early Childhood Program
From the beginning of the implementation of the Appalachian Renaissance Initiative (ARI), the Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative (KVEC) has operated on the premise of
March 21, 2017
How to Survive High School
Cami, Tiffany, and Madhu are 15 year old sophomores from Pikeville High School. Cami is head tech of the drama department, Tiffany plays golf, and
March 21, 2017
The Book Nook Episode 1: Maximum Ride by James Patterson
In the first episode in the Book Nook series, I will be reviewing Maximum Ride by James Patterson. My purpose for making these videos is
March 21, 2017
More Questions Than Answers When Looking to Engage Families in Their Children’s Education
Participants evaluate questions generated using the Question Formulation Technique (QFT) at a recent workshop conducted through the Appalachian Renaissance Initiative. The session, held at Pike
March 21, 2017
Student Voice: Conversations with Erin Napier
Student Voice Surveys are a requirement of the Professional Growth and Effectiveness System (PGES). A few weeks ago students at Owsley County Elementary School completed
March 17, 2017
Lee County Tiny House Project Nears Completion
Students from Lee, Owsley and Wolfe county high schools come together daily at the Lee County Area Technology Center for vocational classes. However, the carpentry
March 16, 2017
Building a Tiny House Has Been a Unique Learning Experience
Students at Phelps Technology Center realize that their carpentry class has been more than just a class. According to Dakota Whitt, junior, he has “learned
March 16, 2017
