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FINDING INNOVATION IN RURAL EDUCATION

Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative

April 12, 2017

East Kentucky Expo Center #ARIFIRE

The Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative (KVEC) is a public education agency governed by

superintendents from the counties of Breathitt, Floyd, Harlan, Johnson, Knott, Lawrence, Lee, Leslie, Letcher, Magoffin, Martin, Owsley, Perry, Pike, and Wolfe along with independent districts in Hazard (Perry County), Jackson (Breathitt County), Jenkins (Letcher County), Middlesboro (Bell County), Pikeville (Pike County), and Paintsville (Johnson County). These rural public school districts lie within the Central Appalachian Region of Kentucky and comprise an area about the size of Connecticut. East Kentucky Superintendents realized the necessity of such an organization and established KVEC in 1969 to address the needs of rural school districts. The Cooperative serves as a regional public education entity, focusing attention on teaching, learning and leadership, maximizing educational opportunities, and contributing to a more effective use of resources.

U.S. Department of Education Race to the Top Award Recipient “Appalachian Renaissance Initiative”

Investing In Innovation Award Recipient “C3R - Creating College and Career Readiness”

National Future Ready Schools Initiative

East Kentucky Leadership Foundation Organization of the Year Award Recipient

Congressionally Authorized Digital Promise Initiative Designated As A National Educational Innovation Cluster

Project Prevent Award Recipient “Ripple Effects”

GATES Foundation Award Recipient

Kelly Literacy Leadership Award Recipient

Richard Thornton Award Recipient

Founding Member – Appalachian Innovation Collaborative

East Kentucky Leadership Foundation Outstanding Organization Award

Programs Include: Special Education Cooperative; Perpetuating Excellence in Teaching, Leadership, and Learning (PETLL); Reading Recovery; Content Leadership Networks; Professional Growth and Effectiveness; Appalachian Higher Education Consortium; Student Readiness and Wellness; Student

Agency; Purchasing and Procurement

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Appalachia Rising

Welcome to this year’s FIRE Summit!

This year’s Summit is a celebration of the powerful and compelling learning taking place across the east Kentucky region that is driven by you, hundreds of committed educators and thousands of learners.

The overarching mission of the Appalachian Renaissance Initiative (ARI) is to lead and direct catalytic systemic transformation that improves student success through innovation in systems design, resource use, and human capital development. When combined, these innovations contribute to the resurgence in educational excellence taking place in the Appalachian region.

Renaissance membership consists of KVEC, member public school districts and collaborating partners in east Kentucky and across the United States. ARI’s geographic footprint is an area approximately the size of Connecticut that includes districts bordering on West Virginia, Virginia and Tennessee and serves over 50,000 students and approximately 3,000 educators.

KVEC member districts and ARI collaborating partners have a strong commitment to sharing professional learning and engaging other committed educators in an open discourse to discover innovative solutions to common and unique challenges.

ARI is propelled by a commitment to design a system that is SIMPLE (without being simplistic), STRENGTH-BASED, and fiscally SUSTAINABLE. The design emphasizes that locally generated solutions, informed by relevant scholarship, result in system-wide continuous improvement, and a perpetual process toward excellence driven by committed leadership.

The RTTT-D program supports bold and locally directed improvements in leadership, teaching and learning that will directly improve achievement. ARI serves as an innovation laboratory for public education with an emphasis on rural communities.

The east Kentucky region is experiencing a Renaissance that is being led by YOU, and by school systems, educators, students and community members. The work underway is a significant and catalytic model that will inform and support other communities working to dramatically improve educational outcomes for students in rural schools nationally.

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Partnerdistrictsandtheirkeyleadersareidentifiedinthechartbelow:

District Superintendent InnovationCoordinator

StudentSenateMembers

Breathitt County David Gibson Susan Watts

Zachary Eiserman & Haileigh Hamilton

Floyd County Dr. Henry Webb Courtney DeRossett

Mackynzie Samons & Zoie Morrison

Harlan County

Mike Howard David Hensley Emma Day & Breanna Epperson

Hazard Independent

Sandra Johnson Vivian Carter Stacie Fugate & Darhla Miles

Jackson Independent

James Yount Jeff Coots Josiah Henson & Matthew Coots

Jenkins Independent

Michael Genton Christle Carter Lindsey Belcher & Andrew Watts

Johnson County Tom Salyer Noel Crum Olivia Burchett & Ally Crum

Knott County Kim King Kelly Hall Carley Weinberg & Callie Chaney

Lee County Dr. James Evans Jr.

Steve Carroll Austin Abney & Mollie Johnson

Letcher County Tony Sergent Twyla Messer Kiley Short & Brooke Saurer

Owsley County Dr. Tim Bobrowski Gary Cornett Brandon Combs & Lauren Riley

Magoffin County Scott Helton Angela Skaggs Emily Parsons & Thomas Patrick

Middlesboro Independent Steve Martin Raydean Huddleston Rebecca Prichard & Dylan Slaven

Paintsville Independent

Coy Samons Bryan Auxier Susanna Goggans & Wayne Hammonds

Pike County Kenneth Reed Adkins Mary Stiltner Dennison Lowe & Austin Dillon

Pikeville Independent

Jerry Green Mary Belcher Ryan Crum & Haseeb Ahmad

Wolfe County

Kenny Bell Wilma Terrill Kira Hughes & Elizabeth Gilbert

CriticalandSignificantARIPartners

• Appalachian Regional Commission • Center for Rural Strategies • University of Kentucky P-20 Innovation Lab • Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation • Appalachian Innovation Collaborative • Asbury University • University of Pikeville • Morehead State University • Eastern Kentucky University • Kentucky Department of Education • Cumberland Valley Area Development

District • University of the Cumberlands

• SOAR – “Shaping our Appalachian Region” • Appalachian Higher Education Consortium • Forward in the Fifth • Kentucky Highlands Promise Zone • Kentucky Education Professional Standards

Board • Kentucky River Area Development District • Big Sandy Area Development District • Challenger Learning Center of Kentucky • Rand, Inc. • UK Rural Health • REL Appalachia • Kentucky Educational Television (KET)

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Table of Contents

Schedule at a Glance 5 East Kentucky Exposition Center Maps 7-8 Breakout Session A 9 Breakout Session B 10 Lunch Activities – STARS Stage Performers/Awards 11 Breakout Session C 12 Breakout Session D 13 ARI Leadership Declaration 15 FIRE Summit Evaluation 17 _______________________________________________________________NOTES

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Lobby and Concourse Level

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Breakout Segment A 9:40AM - 10:25AM

Name(s) Presenter 1: Meadows, Joyce Presenter 2: Pack, Michelle Presenter 3: Hollan, Amy Presenter 4: Meek, Robin

Grade Head Start Preschool

K K

Title of Project Reaching for Readiness Success Number Sense Adds to Mathematic Success Seated for Success Alphabet Letter Sound Recognition

Ballroom

A

Presenter 1: Frazier, Rachel Presenter 2: Carroll, Laura Presenter 3: Bowling, Erin Presenter 4: Pike County/Bevins Elementary (ALL)

3 - 5

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3 K-6

Coding the Classroom: Creating Our Future Software Developing Readers Through Engaging, Complex Texts You're Playing What in Your Classroom? Active Student Engagement

Ballroom

B

Presenter 1: Dailey, James Presenter 2: Bailey, Minnie Presenter 3: Lewis, Elisha Presenter 4: Middlesboro Independent/Middlesboro Elementary (ALL)

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K-12

Digital Writing Portfolios CES First Lego League Robotics Middle School Makeover: A Starbucks for Kids Shared Leadership: Team Approach to Novice Reduction

Ballroom

C

Presenter 1: Patton, Shauna (Future Ready Assessment Fellow) Presenter 2: Arrowood, Cheri Presenter 3: Haynes, Ashley Presenter 4: Chapman, Jonathan

K-12

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6-7

Science Through Course Task (TCT) Video Series Project Lab Rats Triple A: Ashley's Alternative Areas Biology Meets Technology: Solving a Goose Problem with Drones

Upper Level Lobby

Presenter 1: Lee County ATC Presenter 2: Doderer, Hans Presenter 3: Boggs, Myrtle (STARS) Presenter 4: Perry County/Buckhorn High School (ALL)

9-12 7-12

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Building It Forward (Tiny House) The Effect of Indole-3 Acetic Acid on the Asexual Propagation of Rosa Radrazz (Knock Out Rose) Soaking Up the Sun Shared Leadership Teams=Family

Boardroom

Upper Level

Presenter 1: Crum, Ryan & Ahmad, Haseeb Presenter 2: Caudill, Allison Presenter 3: Morrison, Rebecca Presenter 4: Burns, Brett

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7-12

Pikeville Independent Student Senate Plan The World at Our Fingertips Boogie Boards OCHS Tool Space

Concourse A

Presenter 1: Prichard, Rebecca & Slaven, Dylan Presenter 2: Slone, Sonya Presenter 3: Coots, Jeff Presenter 4: Moon, Sarah

11-12 9-12

P – 12 9-12

Middlesboro Independent Student Senate Plan 21st Century Skills: Visual Comprehension Bringing Down the Walls Flipped Classroom Design in Algebra 2

Concourse B

Presenter 1: Parsons, Emily & Patrick, Thomas Presenter 2: Cassell, Stephanie Presenter 3: Shouse, Robert Presenter 4: Moon, Matt

11-12 9-10

9-12 9-12

Magoffin County Student Senate Plan Appalachia: Where Am I From and Where Are We Going? Light It Up Creative Connections: An Ensemble Approach to Student Creativity Through Jazz

Concourse C

Presenter 1: Hackworth, Patricia Presenter 2: Shortridge, Mark Presenter 3: Coleman, Sandra Presenter 4: Anama-Green, Emmanuel (Holler Fellow)

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11-12 9-12

K-12

Journaling Through Our Lives: Becoming Readers/Writers A Little Touch of Technology Welcome to the Digital High School Art Museum Teaching the World from Harlan County

Concourse D

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Breakout Segment B 10:30AM - 11:30AM

Name(s) Presenter 1: Campbell, Sara Presenter 2: Vanhoose, Rhonda & Meek, Robin Presenter 3: Hall, Fannie Presenter 4: Pugh, Valerie

Grade Preschool

K

K-1 1

Title of Project Egg-citing Changes Kindergarten’s Battle to Close Achievement Gaps Young Authors Project The Miracle of Life

Ballroom A

Presenter 1: Frazier, Rachel Presenter 2: Hackney, Brandy Presenter 3: Carroll, Laura Presenter 4: Salyer, Lisa & McKinney, Kayla (Inquiry Design Fellows)

K-8 Sp. Ed/K3

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K-12

Choice Chairs: Flexible Seating in a 21st Century Classroom iCan: Using Technology to Differentiate Instruction Relevant Reading Through Student Lead Research Inquiry Design Model: Bringing Big Ideas and Kids Together

Ballroom B

Presenter 1: Pike County/Southside Elementary (ALL) Presenter 2: Keene, Tammy Presenter 3: Howell, Alisa Presenter 4: Salyers, Casey

K-12

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Action Research in PLCs with EngageNY Coding School: Every Student, Every Day Bringing Social Studies to Life There's No Place Like My Learning Space

Ballroom C

Presenter 1: Mullins, Tonya (STARS) Presenter 2: Burton, Pam (CmPs) Presenter 3: Maggard, Sarah Presenter 4: Day, Emma & Epperson, Breanna

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11-12

Lights and Learning Operation Ordinary The Math of Sewing Harlan County Student Senate Plan

Upper Level Lobby

Presenter 1: Lowe, Dennison & Dillon, Austin Presenter 2: Holbrook Ed.D., Rachel Presenter 3: Doderer, Hans Presenter 4: Floyd County/Betsy Layne High (ALL)

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7-12

9-12

Pike County Student Senate Plan The Eagle's Nest News: An Augmented Reality Newspaper Written for and by Students Raising and Releasing Brown Trout in Eastern KY School Genius Hour

Boardroom Upper Level

Presenter 1: Burns, Brett Presenter 2: Bentley, Carole Presenter 3: Chapman, Autumn & Ferrell, Rodney Presenter 4: Weinberg, Carley & Chaney, Callie

7-12 7

9-12 11-12

Hands On Minds On The Scalpel Comes to 7thGrade...FINALLY! Recycle Pirates Knott County Student Senate Plan

Concourse A

Presenter 1: Music, Melinda Presenter 2: Sammons, Jeanna Presenter 3: Parsons, Andrea Presenter 4: Hughes, Kira & Gilbert, Elizabeth

K-12 9-12 9-12

11-12

Everyone is Entitled to Communicate Amore Ceramica Red Hot Clay Pots Wolfe County Student Senate Plan

Concourse B

Presenter 1: Newsome, Gloria (Holler Fellow) Presenter 2: Potter, Rebecca Presenter 3: Tackett, Traci Presenter 4: Kilburn, Solomon & Waugh, Angie

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10-12

7-12 9-12

Grita Fuerte from South Floyd School: Learners Connecting with Younger Learners Using Spanish Weather and Holiday Vocabulary. A Collection of Mountain Memories and Wisdom A Makerspace- Where Dreams Come Alive! Effects of MTR on The Health of Appalachian Headwaters in Eastern KY

Concourse C

Presenter 1: Flannery, Cortney & Parsons, Jonathan Presenter 2: Combs, Brandon & Riley, Lauren Presenter 3: Chandran, Dr. Haridas Presenter 4: Magoffin County/Magoffin County High (ALL)

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9-12

Biometric Basics: Engineering from Nature Owsley County Student Senate Plan Modernizing Physical Science Curriculum Using Lego Robotics School Culture

Concourse D

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STARS Stage Performers FIRESummit April 12, 2017

Time Group Name Song

9:00

Johnson Central

Johnson Central Choir

National Anthem

11:30 - 11:40

Magoffin County

Magoffin County High & Middle School (8th Grade)

Bands

God Bless America

America the Beautiful

11:40 - 11:50 Phelps, Pike County

Phelps Choir

Simple Gifts

Get Back Up Again

(from the movie Trolls soundtrack)

11:50 - 12:00 Jackson Independent

Ethan Pugh

Stand By Me

I'm Yours RipTide

12:00 - 12:10

Belfry, Pike County

Payton Trout

Desperado

Dream On

12:10 - 12:20

Lee County

Bluegrass Skills Band

Bluegrass

12:20 - 12:30 Johnson Central

Johnson Central Choir

A Rose Touched by the

Sun’s Warm Rays

Gabi Gabi

12:30 - 1:00

Dr. Paul Green- Open Box App Award The Code Appalachia Coding Challenge Dr. Dessie Bowling- Tiny House Recognitions Round 2 – Tiny House Grant Announcement

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Breakout Segment C 1:05PM - 2:05PM

Name(s) Presenter 1: Forrest, Venesa Presenter 2: Varney, Shelia Presenter 3: Mullins, Dana Presenter 4: Matijasic, Tammie

Grade Head Start

K K 1

Title of Project The Phonetic Path to Reading Readiness Can I Ask You a Question? Bridging the Physical and Digital with Osmo The Places We Will Go!

Ballroom A

Presenter 1: Johnson County/ Central Elementary (ALL) Presenter 2: Caudell, Tammy Presenter 3: Matney, Deborah Presenter 4: Varney, Michele

K-12

2-12 3 2

Expanding Shared Leadership to Students Speaking of Technology File That Under Social Studies Gaming…The Answer to Math Success

Ballroom B

Presenter 1: Salyer, Lisa Presenter 2: Turner, Amanda Presenter 3: Byers, Megan Presenter 4: Owsley County/Owsley County Schools (ALL)

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K-12

Equipping 21st Century Students for a Global Society Talk the Talk Sit Down and Focus! Maximizing our Strengths and Human Capital

Ballroom C

Presenter 1: Puckett, Frankie Presenter 2: Robinson, Amanda Presenter 3: Mullins, Jessica & Doderer, Tiffany Presenter 4: Kunkel, Tamara (Holler Fellow)

K-3

3-5 4

K-12

Step on Me to Learn-Thinking Outside the Classroom We Speak Robot Swivl into Success Hollering in Hindman

Upper Level Lobby

Presenters 1: Howard, Tara & Francis, Jessica (Inquiry Design Fellows) Presenter 2: Hall, Jason Presenter 3: Sergent, Kristen (STARS) Presenter 4: Phelps ATC, Pike County

K-12

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9-12

Inquiry Design Model: Bringing Big Ideas and Kids Together Lights, Camera, Math! Energy Expo Building It Forward (Tiny House)

Boardroom Upper Level

Presenter 1: Lewis, Ida Presenter 2: Holbrook Ed.D., Rachel Presenter 3: Scott, Michelle Presenter 4: Couch, Jennifer

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You Like to Write, Right? Breakout: The Power of Language Middle Schoolers on the Move Calculating on Couch's Couch

Concourse A

Presenter 1: Gilley, Kalaiah Presenter 2: Samons, Mackynzie & Morrison, Zoie Presenter 3: Fields, Sam & Akers, Justin Presenter 4: Short, Kiley & Saurer, Brooke

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11-12

#mathtechs (Chromebooks) Floyd County Student Senate Plan Creating Musical Instruments using a 3D Printer Letcher County Student Senate Plan

Concourse B

Presenter 1: Younger, Stephanie Presenter 2: Burchett, Olivia & Crum, Ally Presenter 3: Lovely, Lucy Presenter 4: Kincaid, Sarah

9-12

11-12 9-12 9-12

Engaging the Computer Science Classroom through Robots Johnson County Student Senate Plan Studying Cells with Digital Microscopy VERTICAL Gardening Through Aeroponics

Concourse C

Presenter 1: Chandran, Dr. Haridas Presenter 2: Fugate, Stacie & Miles, Darhla Presenter 3: Howard, Jennifer Presenter 4: Gambill, Greg

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Building the Wind Tunnel Hazard Independent Student Senate Plan Who Me? I Can Have a Career in STEM? 3D Museum

Concourse D

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Breakout Segment D 2:10PM - 3:20PM

Name(s) Presenter 1: Jones, Grethel Presenter 2: Cornett, Jacqueline Presenter 3: Caudill, Jeanne Presenter 4: Miller, Becky

Grade Preschool

K 1 1

Title of Project Let the Water Flow Critical Thinkers STEM from K One Note Avenger! iPads for the First Grade

Ballroom A

Presenter 1: Hall, Angela Presenter 2: Tincher-Back, Britni Presenter 3: Hudson, Megan Presenter 4: Neiderman, Cindy Presenter 5: Letcher County/Letcher Elementary (ALL)

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K-12

Quit Sitting Around Social Studies Comes Alive! Coding for the Primary Virtual Hands On Learning Student Engagement: The Engagement Wheel

Ballroom B

Presenter 1: Creech, Kathy Presenter 2: Nickles, Candace Presenter 3: Howard, Tara Presenter 4: Floyd County/Hazard Independent (ALL) Presenter 5: Osborne, Teresa

4-6 4-8 4-5

K-12 K-12

Kids Can Code A Picture's Worth a Lifetime of Memories Learning In Motion: A Venture into Classroom Redesign with Gamification BreakoutEDU-Gamification and Engagement Large Print Reading with Kindle

Ballroom C

Presenter 1: Tackett, Traci (STARS) Presenter 2: McIntosh, Melinda Presenter 3: Smallwood, Crystal Presenter 4: Bowling, Billie Presenter 5: Duncil, Brent

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H2 Grow STEAM Makerspaces for a Rural Elementary Listen and Doodle to Increase Comprehension Roam Around the World: Without Wings, Without Wheels The "Go Anywhere" Classroom

Upper Level Lobby

Presenter 1: Hall, Jason Presenter 2: Owens, Charlene Presenter 3: Olinger, Sandra & Noble, Sharon Presenter 4: Knott County ATC Presenter 5: Coleman, Britta

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5-8 9-12 5-8

Moving to Modification and Redefinition with Lego Mindstorms EV3 Doing Science in the 21st Century with 21st Century Resources Girls Planning for Success Building It Forward (Tiny House) The Walking Club

Boardroom Upper Level

Presenter 1: McLellan, Kellie Presenter 2: Johnson, Michelle Presenter 3: Hawks, Elliott Presenter 4: Henson, Josiah & Coots, Matthew Presenter 5: Cornett, James

10-12 4-6 & 9-12

6-12

11-12 9-12

Get Fit Phelps! Increase Understanding of International Cultures/Issues Music for All Jackson Independent Student Senate Plan Giving a Voice to Youth in Appalachia

Concourse A

Presenter 1: Duncan, Angela (Future Ready Assessment Fellow) Presenter 2: Goggans, Susanna & Hammonds, Wayne Presenter 3: Younger, Stephanie Presenter 4: Bolen, Zackary Presenter 5: Bennett, Orville

K-12

11-12 9-12

9-12 9-12

Floyd County Schools’ Pathway to Accomplished Teaching Paintsville Independent Student Senate Plan Classroom Redesign for Collaboration, Focus, and Performance Cultivating Success on the Creek Which Came First, the Chicken or the Egg?

Concourse B

Presenter 1: Belcher, Lindsey & Watts, Andrew Presenter 2: Pike County/Belfry High School(ALL) Presenter 3: Shepherd, Shannon Presenter 4: Flannery, Cortney

11-12 9-12

10-12

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Jenkins Independent Student Senate Plan PLCs-Shared Leadership Focused on Student Results Who, What, When, Where, Why and How Ceramics Going out on a Limb: Designing Prosthetics in Science

Concourse C

Presenter 1: Bobrowski, Tina Presenter 2: Adams, Jamie Presenter 3: Martin, Michelle Presenter 4: Eiserman, Zachary & Hamilton, Haileigh Presenter 5: Melton, Dr. Michael C.

7-12 9-12 9-12

11-12 10-12

Makerspaces for Creative Expressions 21st Century Media Center Redesign Going Global!!! Student’s Pursuit of Citizenship Breathitt County Student Senate Plan Piling Up Stones: A Collection of Mountain Memories

Concourse D

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Round 2 Building It Forward (Tiny House Project)

The Building It Forward Project (Tiny House) is taking learning outside and getting hands-on. Students are able to consider different career fields, learn basic workplace behavior, and develop specific skills within an industry. The KVEC Tiny House project can impact all students. Those high academic achievers will gain skills they may not acquire from sitting in a classroom focused solely on a book. Students with learning disabilities and poor academic records due to poverty and other issues are learning skills that could provide

them with a successful future. Students learn and stay engaged from ‘a tiny house project’ and teachers learn by developing a multidisciplinary curriculum and tutorial series for schools and for individuals. Students earn credits in math, science and English while also learning the necessary skills to build their own small house, or possibly to start their own business building tiny houses for others.

Five Tiny House Applications were selected by an independent review team to advance. Teams will be presenting their plans in the “Green Room” and presentations will begin at the 9:40am. Presentations are closed to the public. Those selected to advance are:

• Breathitt County High School & Breathitt County Area Technology Center • Floyd County Area Technology Center • Johnson County Career and Technical Center • Leslie County Area Technolgy Center • Letcher County Area Technology Center

Winners of the 2017-18 Building It Forward Grants will be announced during lunch. ________________________________________________________________________ 2016-17 Building It Forward Grant Recipients Lee County ATC Phelps ATC, Pike County Knott County ATC The 2016-17 Building It Forward Grant Recipients’ Tiny Houses will be on display for public viewing on the plaza in front of the Expo during the FIRE Summit.

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AppalachianRenaissanceLeadershipDeclaration

Leader\li:der\n.:Anyonewhoholdsher-orhimselfaccountablefor

findingpotentialinpeopleorresources.

Tothestudents,teachers,andprincipals.Tothepoliticians,communityleaders,anddecisionmakers.Toneighbors,partners,andcolleagues.

Toallofus,fromallofus:

Wewillshowup,wewilllearn,andwewillinspire.Wearehardwiredforconnection,curiosity,andengagement.

Wecravepurpose,andwehaveadeepdesiretocreateandcontribute.

Wewilltakerisks,embraceourvulnerabilities,andbecourageous.

Weunderstandthatwhenlearningandworkaredehumanized–whenpeoplearenolongerseenanddaringisnolongerencouraged,orwhenonlywhatweproduceorhowweperformarevalued–wedisengageandturnawayfromtheverythings

theworldneedsfromallofus:ourtalent,ourideas,andourpassion.

Thereareexamplesofexcellenceallaroundus.Wewillcelebrateandexpandtheseexemplarssothatallofustogetherachieveourpotentialtoserveour

region’slearners.

Webelievethatfeedbackisafunctionofrespect;wewillhavehonest

conversationsaboutourstrengthsandouropportunitiesforgrowthandwewillcelebrateourcontributionsandcommitment.Engagewithusinthiswork,learnwithus,and…

DareGreatly.

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Communicationsforsponsoringthe

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Feedback and ongoing dialogue are critical to continuous improvement. We need your input and ask that you complete the Summit Survey at the end of

the day and continue to engage in this important work.

Thank you in advance…

FIRE Summit Survey:

Notes

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Thank you, Lite the Nite,

for providing the LiteTouch Panel

Displays

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