
ARI Tech Tuesday 2/2/2016
“Things I create in code can really impact people’s everyday lives.” -Austin Williams, Appalachian Technology Institute senior

“Things I create in code can really impact people’s everyday lives.” -Austin Williams, Appalachian Technology Institute senior

The goal of the UPIKE Film & Media Arts Festival is to promote the art of filmmaking on both the UPIKE campus in Pikeville, KY and in the surrounding region.

This initial podcast features Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative (KVEC) Director, Dr. Jeff Hawkins, and Bruce Parsons, creator of The Holler, introducing the nationally renowned Appalachian Renaissance Initiative.

Appalachian Renaissance Initiative (ARI) Student Senate joined twenty-five regional elected localities in passing a resolution of support for the POWER+ Plan.

Computers are everywhere, but nationally fewer schools teach computer science than 10 years ago.

In this very first episode, host Dustin Potter and his co-host Eric VanHoose play through the tutorial of Hearthstone. They
July 27th, 28th, and 29th, the UPIKE E-Sports program, the UPIKE Kentucky College of Optometry and the Holler hosted 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.