Holler News Ep #3
The news stories are broken down into segments below! In this episode, we visit Perry County Central High School, Local
March 10, 2022
News
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) Awareness Training
Register Here This Awareness training is designed to explore critical components of Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS), an MTSS
March 7, 2022
KVEC’s New Associate Director
The Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative is pleased to announce the new Associate Director here at the cooperative Mr. Johnny Belcher!
February 24, 2022
Holler News Episode #2
In this episode, we visit Buckhorn High School, Mountain View Elementary, Floyd County, and the Appalachian Media Institute. Segment #1
February 21, 2022
Train the Trainer Sessions for District Teams (Science)
The upcoming KVEC “Train the Trainer” session will be designed for district teams and to help them prepare for district
February 18, 2022
The Holler “Good” News Show EP #1
Looking for some good news? We talk Tiny Houses, primary education, STEAM, and School Counselors in our first episode You’ve
February 15, 2022
Student Built Tiny House Withstands a Tornado
Student Built Tiny House Withstands a Tornado
February 14, 2022
Mary Belcher – KVEC’s Instructional Lead and Learning Acceleration Specialist
Mary Belcher is an Instructional Lead and Learning Acceleration Specialist with the Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative. Mrs. Belcher has dedicated 25 years
February 4, 2022
National Coverage
Miami Herald: EKY and Poverty
October 6, 2016
Published by the Miami Herald Written by: Leonard Pitts, Jr. These days, he is executive director of the Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative, a consortium of school
Herald-Leader: A Different Kind of Holler
September 19, 2016
A different kind of holler: Appalachia’s future is looking a lot more high-tech written by Tom Eblen published in the Lexington Herald-Leader I was especially
EDWEEK: Regional Partnerships
August 13, 2015
Regional Partnerships Emerging to Support K-12 Innovation written by Michele Molnar In rural southeast Kentucky, another group is forming around the work of the Kentucky Valley