
Blog in Ed Week Focuses on Value of Micro-Credentials in Eastern Kentucky
Madeline Will, Education Week Teacher Assistant Editor, published a blog July 21 on how micro-credentials could possibly be a professional

Madeline Will, Education Week Teacher Assistant Editor, published a blog July 21 on how micro-credentials could possibly be a professional

Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative was recently represented by Mrs. Lisa Fugate, FMD teacher at Marie Roberts-Caney Elementary School in Breathitt

As the state of Kentucky conducts a study surveying its aerospace industry and determining the direction for the future, several

Across the country, educators are engaging in conversations regarding job-embedded, personalized professional learning based on the needs of the students

As school enrollment in the KVEC region continues to decrease, so does the needed funding to provide adequate resources for

A column published recently in the Lexington Herald-Leader entitled “Survey surprise: Most Kentucky companies face a talent shortage” by columnist Tom Eblen prompted

Over the last several years, the role of the principal in a school has changed drastically. The principal is no

A recent article posted on the Holler recognized Jeanne Caudill’s innovation grant project receiving the ‘Kids’ Choice Award’ at the

The Kentucky Council for the Social Studies met this weekend at Morehead State University for their annual conference. The brightest minds in Kentucky and social

This story was originally published at www.kentuckyteacher.org for the full story please click/tap here. James “Gary” Cornett, a veteran district and school administrator with the

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The Tiny House project allows our students to learn the construction process from beginning to end. We start with design, budgeting, scheduling, and material take-offs.