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These questions cannot be answered until the project is complete. The part of the project that we requested funding to support – the production of architectural drawings – IS complete – but construction has not started yet. Volunteers will put in time and students will be impacted – but that has not happened yet. The total project will be valued Read more...
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THIS EVENT EDUCATES THE 4TH GRADE CLASSES IN LIMESTONE COUNTY BY HANDS ON ACTIVITIES CONCENTRATING ON THE WATER CYCLE – AQUIFERS AND THE EFFECTS OF RUN OFF/POLLUTION GETTING INTO OUR WATER SOURCES – AND FILTRATION – SHOWING HOW POLLUTION GETS INTO OUR WATER – AND THE CLEANING PROCESS. WE ALSO PROVIDE AN ECO-FRIENDLY MAJIC SHOW Read more...
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This project allowed severely mentally and physically handicapped middle school students to learn about necessary life skills, like doing laundry. It also allowed students to apply their study of cooking, fractions and recipes to a real-world situation. Read more...
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Attendees toured 4 different farms; a cotton gin and a co-op. They saw many kinds of farm equipment and talked to the farmers about how farming has changed over the years. Most attendees are several generations removed from any direct farm contact. They leave with a better understanding of what farmers must deal with on a daily basis. Great feedback! Read more...
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KTECH was established to sustain a pipeline between industry and a certified employment pool. Our impact is measured through our mission, which is to provide specialized workforce training and credentialing or high demand occupations to a targeted, underserved population thereby addressing the following three areas: industry’s need for skilled workers, community’s need for increased employment rates and individual’s need to Read more...
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The purpose of the Ag Tour is to educate our business people, political leaders and educators about the importance of agriculture and conservation to the economy in Jackson County. We also showcase the diversity of agriculture in Jackson County. Read more...
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Through the generosity of the Alabama Mountains, Rivers, and Valleys Resource Conservation and Development Council the Danville High School campus has been able to initiate the second phase of construction of a new recreational area. Students, athletes, and community members will now be able to enjoy a new recreational area. The area will be continuously improved over the next three Read more...
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Not only do our younger students and students with special needs now have a safe and fun playground to enjoy, but the project itself has brought several families together that previously didn’t know one another. It has also created new excitement around our school and community! Read more...
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Provided training to potential and beginning farmers on: USDA/NRCS Conservation Programs, USDA/FSA registration process and programs, Soil and Water Conservation and Nutrient Management, AMRV RC&D programs, equipment, and equipment leasing, Extension training on livestock production, forages, and best management practices, relevant training materials, and electronic education documents and training video on food safety and best management practices on a USB Read more...
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The funds from RC&D combined with Federal and Local funds allowed Guntersville City Schools to equip Cherokee Elementary with 2 students to one computer in 3rd and 4th grades and one student to one computer in 5th grade. Additional local funding paid for Professional Development for teachers in Google Classroom Learning Management System and other GSuite products. Teachers will have Read more...
