
Summer in the Mountains
I’ve lived for seventeen summers, and I can’t think of one that was better than this. I explored many new

I’ve lived for seventeen summers, and I can’t think of one that was better than this. I explored many new

Inspired by his high school and home county, D3JUAN13 (pronounced Da-One), an 18 year old rapper and visual artist from

As a junior representative last year in the Appalachian Renaissance Initiate’s (ARI) Student Senate, I was afforded the opportunity to

My 6th grade math students set goals for the 2016-2017 school year. We will watch our video at the end

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

As a new school year kicks off everyone is busy getting their k-12 students ready, but there are some new

Across the nation there exists a shortage of qualified teachers in many critical teaching areas including higher level math and

From the Lexington Herald-Leader – Article by Bill Estep – The education partners in the project could develop a pipeline of students to work at the port. “This could be a game-changer for Southeast Kentucky,” said Paul Green, with the educational cooperative. “It’s cutting-edge and it could really lead to a lot of economic benefit for our region.”

The $15,000 grant the school won to help create new jobs is part of a Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative contest. That nonprofit wants to develop technical curriculum to better prepare students for emerging fields.

MIT Appalachian Health Hack-a-thon announces event winners published by The Lane Report Hack-a-thon participants included students from Pikeville, Paintsville and Letcher County, who participated in