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JACKSON COUNTY DAYCARES RECEIVE BOOK DONATIONS FROM PROMISE NEIGHBORHOOD

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Two Jackson County daycares received children’s books donations from Berea College’s Promise Neighborhood Initiative on May 2.  Each daycare received 50 books that are considered important for children to read before kindergarten. The first stop on the delivery route was … Continue reading

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GARRARD STUDENTS VISIT BEREA COLLEGE EDUCATIONAL FARM

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Students from Garrard Middle School traveled to Berea Monday to visit the Berea College Educational Farm.  The trip was part of the partnership between Berea College’s GEAR UP program and Garrard County Schools.  The seventh-graders toured the farm, learning about … Continue reading

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GARRARD, ROCKCASTLE STUDENT LEADERS MEET AT BEREA SUMMIT

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Fifty-five students from Garrard and Rockcastle counties traveled to Berea College Thursday to take part in the Berea College CFES Scholar Leadership Summit.  The eighth-graders received training on leadership qualities, what it takes to achieve their goals and what they … Continue reading

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Promise Neighborhood Profile at KYForward

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Check out a profile on our Promise Neighborhood program over at KYForward: Promise Neighborhood Leading ‘New Charge’ in Clay, Jackson and Owsley School Districts To find out more about Promise Neighborhood, visit our program page, or look through our staff … Continue reading

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Promise Neighborhood Director Profiled in Appalachian Center Newsletter

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Check out the profile of our Promise Neighborhood Director, Ginny Ann Blackson, in the latest edition of the Loyal Jones Appalachian Center newsletter.  On page 8, Ginny tells the story of how she returned to her mountain home. Promises Coming … Continue reading

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Clay, Jackson, Owsley 8th-Graders Meet with Mentors Through Skype

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Check out Terry Wilson’s guest blog post for Kentucky Youth Advocates. There, you can find out all about GEAR UP students meeting with college mentors via Skype! You Can Make a Difference   Kentucky Youth Advocates is an organization dedicated to … Continue reading

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Rockcastle County Middle School Team Wins Competition, Talks to Astronaut

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A team of students from Rockcastle County Middle School took home first place in a machine-building contest for their heavy-lifting crane design. The competition was part of Eastern Kentucky University’s “From the Bluegrass to the Blue Marble: Systems in Space” … Continue reading

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Free Tax Preparation Volunteers Help Families File Taxes and Claim the EITC in Berea, Manchester

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Program Provides Economic Boost to Families and Communities   Berea (Ky.) — The Eastern Kentucky Asset Building Coalition, in partnership with Berea College’s Office of Externally Sponsored Programs, will operate a free tax preparation site on Berea College’s campus and … Continue reading

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Estill County High School Students Celebrate MLK Day by Volunteering

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A group of students from Estill County High School traveled to Lexington Monday to volunteer as part of a Martin Luther King, Jr. birthday celebration.  The students visited Transylvania University, where they made peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for Hope … Continue reading

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Owsley County Students Make Healthy Meals Tasty

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The hallways of Owsley County High School filled with the smell of freshly baked goods, and students who followed their noses found the classroom where cooking was the day’s lesson.  “Kids have been excited all morning,” said Dustin Estridge, AgriScience … Continue reading

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