SERTAC 2024
We recently hosted an enlightening event all about the Special Education Regional Training and Assistance Center (SERTAC). It was a
April 30, 2024
News
Dr. Robbie Fletcher named Kentucky’s New Commissioner of Education
Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative celebrates a remarkable milestone as we extend our heartfelt congratulations to one of our very own,
March 22, 2024
Floyd County Day of Innovation
Join us for a full day of creativity and innovation at the Floyd County Central Office on March 21st, featuring
March 19, 2024
Barbourville Independent joins KVEC!
In an impactful stride towards enhancing educational quality and opportunities within its community, the Barbourville Independent School District has officially
March 11, 2024
Rising Stars: Letcher County Robotics
A robotics team from Arlie Boggs Elementary in Letcher County, Kentucky, made an impressive debut by competing in the first
February 26, 2024
STEM Stars Shine Bright
Hazard, KY – The Hazard Community and Technical College (HCTC) recently hosted an exciting event showcasing the talents of young
February 19, 2024
Congratulations Dr. Dionne Bates
In the heart of the Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative (KVEC), Dionne Bates stands as a beacon of dedication and leadership.
February 15, 2024
Harnessing the Power of ChatGPT in the Classroom: A Teacher’s Guide
ChatGPT, a great FREE tool for anybody.
November 28, 2023
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