Haynes “Flips Classroom” for Innovative Math Teaching
Ashley Haynes has embraced an innovative approach to improve learning in her 8th-grade math classes at Hazard Middle School. Ashley
January 22, 2018
News
How Technology Changed the Art of Video Making
Emily Kincer, A high school teacher at Letcher Central in Whitesburg, Kentucky received an ARI LEARNING INNOVATION GRANT from the
January 17, 2018
The Valley of Rhyme
KVEC’s corporate partner at WIN Learning has made a significant donation of 14,000 “The Valley of Rhyme” books and posters
January 12, 2018
January ACT Holler Challenge!
Do you have a unique space you’ve created that you’d like to share? Then join the January ACT Holler Challenge!
January 8, 2018
KVEC Hour of Code 2017
It almost looked like spring as blue shirts bloomed across the KVEC region December 4-10th for the Hour of Code.
January 5, 2018
Jackson Independent Early Childhood Instructor Uses Art to Advance Learning
Grethel Jones, an Early Childhood instructor at the Jackson Independent School District in Breathitt County, has developed a creative learning
January 3, 2018
Pikeville Teacher Uses The Kitchen as Science Classroom
Kelly Scott is cooking up learning and science at Pikeville High School with creative teaching strategies. Kelly is using the
December 28, 2017
FireCast Episode 4 – Flat Gap Elementary
Today’s classroom might feel a little different than you remember, even if you’ve only been out of school for a
December 21, 2017
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