
‘Rural Genius’: same skills needed to compete in global economy
The Appalachian Kentucky traditions of ingenuity, adaptability, craft, and blacksmithing have prepared the region to be successful in the New

The Appalachian Kentucky traditions of ingenuity, adaptability, craft, and blacksmithing have prepared the region to be successful in the New

As students, teachers, administrators, and people from all over east Kentucky filed into the Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative (KVEC) offices in

Summit.theholler.org Innovation in Rural Education Where do flight simulators, student art & performance, cutting-edge learning strategies & technologies, 10 concurrent live stream

Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative (KVEC) is preparing to launch the Mobile Inquiry Learning Lab (MILL) to provide resources to teachers

Mrs. Williams is a first grade teacher at Red River Valley in Wolfe County. Her class has been working to produce

The Appalachian Technology Institute (ATI) launched last August to bring world-class educational opportunities to students in the mountains and stimulate economic growth.

The Holler has been a busy place lately so we thought it might be helpful to pull out a few

The Question Formulation Technique (QFT) is the outcome of twenty years of work in developing and, most importantly, simplifying a

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.