The Ohio Valley Education Cooperative (OVEC) has launched a new cohort of Teach Tech Kentucky, a program designed to help teachers in grades 3-12 integrate computational thinking and computer science into their classrooms.
Santina Plottner, Ohio Valley Educational Cooperative (OVEC) social emotional learning specialist, is one of the leaders from 53 school districts and regional offices of education across the nation to join a national fellowship focused on social and emotional learning (SEL).
Beginning July 1, Carmen Coleman will serve as OVEC’s chief of transformational learning and leading. This role includes leading OVEC’s Deeper Learning initiative and other strategies to impact the more than 9,500 educators who serve the OVEC region.
For the past five years, through a collaboration among Shelby County public schools, the Ohio Valley Education Cooperative and the Public Education Business Coalition of Denver, teachers in the OVEC region have been able to access professional learning on annotating.
The first-of-its-kind in Kentucky high school aims to prepare students for high-demand jobs.
A Spencer County mathematics intervention teacher shows the benefits of leadership network participation.
Mathematics stakeholders offer reassurance for teachers concerned with standards gaps.