Thanksgiving with the Bronx
When you think of Thanksgiving dinner what comes to mind? The Turkey, stuffing, ham or is it Nigerian Puff Puffs?
December 4, 2019
News
Eastern Kentucky middle school students wish to start businesses and help build their communities
Eastern Kentucky middle school students demonstrated their entrepreneurial and creative abilities during the 2019 Regional Entrepreneurial Competition held in Knott
December 2, 2019
For Students in Coal Country, the Census is a Hands-On Civics Lesson
Students in eastern Kentucky Appalachia are very aware of the economic and population shifts that have reshaped their area. And
November 27, 2019
The Skilled Entrepreneurs of Middle School!
Middle school students arrived at the Knott County Sportsplex early to show off their stuff! Half of the students were
November 26, 2019
KVEC Fourth National Competency Based and Micro-Credential Summit Invitation
Please accept this invitation to attend the Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative’s (KVEC) fourth National Competency-Based and Micro-Credential Summit on Tuesday
November 25, 2019
Owsley County High School student leaders working with officials and the community to rebrand county
Owsley County High School students are leading the effort in their community to highlight the positive assets of their local
November 21, 2019
Holler Vlogs
Everywhere you look nowadays there is a vlog about somebody’s life or their dog. Both of those sorts of vlogs
November 15, 2019
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