
Blog in Ed Week Focuses on Value of Micro-Credentials in Eastern Kentucky
Madeline Will, Education Week Teacher Assistant Editor, published a blog July 21 on how micro-credentials could possibly be a professional

Madeline Will, Education Week Teacher Assistant Editor, published a blog July 21 on how micro-credentials could possibly be a professional

Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative was recently represented by Mrs. Lisa Fugate, FMD teacher at Marie Roberts-Caney Elementary School in Breathitt

As the state of Kentucky conducts a study surveying its aerospace industry and determining the direction for the future, several

Across the country, educators are engaging in conversations regarding job-embedded, personalized professional learning based on the needs of the students

As school enrollment in the KVEC region continues to decrease, so does the needed funding to provide adequate resources for

A column published recently in the Lexington Herald-Leader entitled “Survey surprise: Most Kentucky companies face a talent shortage” by columnist Tom Eblen prompted

Over the last several years, the role of the principal in a school has changed drastically. The principal is no

A recent article posted on the Holler recognized Jeanne Caudill’s innovation grant project receiving the ‘Kids’ Choice Award’ at the

Published by Kentucky Teacher: A Publication of the Kentucky Department of Education By Peter Mathews [email protected] All 99 ARI schools have received new technology to

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