Founded in 1913 as a boarding school for mountain children in Eastern Kentucky, Pine Mountain Settlement School’s mission has evolved to meet its communities’ needs. Pine Mountain’s mission--to enrich lives and connect people through Appalachian place-based education for all ages--emerges from over 100 years of serving the coalfields of Eastern Kentucky. The presentation will cover its early years as a school for students living on the remote north side of Pine Mountain and describe the rich and innovative history the school as it grew over the years culminating in its current standing as an environmental education and community center. We will also describe events that precipitated a drastic decline in the school’s community participati...
Camp Appalachia was designed as a camp for elementary aged gifted students in a small mountain commu...
Brief article on the transition of Pineland Farms from the Maine School for the Feebleminded into a ...
In 1855, the Kentucky Superintendent of Public Instruction John D. Matthews reported the census of W...
Just north of the Cumberland Gap, the Pine Mountain community exemplifies cultural, industrial and e...
This presentation traces the history of a 1920s mission school for girls in the Appalachian Mountain...
The first and most successful rural social settlement school in the United States lies at the forks ...
Promotional pamphlet on the opening of the Appalachian Industrial School as a boarding school for mo...
This presentation will illustrate ways of addressing the emotional and educational needs of children...
One-room schoolhouses are the foundation of education in Eastern Kentucky. As a former teacher-trai...
This brochure gives brief descriptions of the mission and work of the Appalachian School (initially ...
A community survey written by Angela Creech titled Community Survey of Pine Mountain, Kentucky with...
Schools play an important role in the lives of children, and can play a larger role in the broader c...
John C. Campbell Folk School published a series of newsletters from 1926 to 1950. Written like a let...
Natalie Giombi’s The PINE School is a school for elementary-level students. Located at a proposed ne...
Hazel Green Academy (HGA) was a residential college preparatory school founded in Wolfe County, KY i...
Camp Appalachia was designed as a camp for elementary aged gifted students in a small mountain commu...
Brief article on the transition of Pineland Farms from the Maine School for the Feebleminded into a ...
In 1855, the Kentucky Superintendent of Public Instruction John D. Matthews reported the census of W...
Just north of the Cumberland Gap, the Pine Mountain community exemplifies cultural, industrial and e...
This presentation traces the history of a 1920s mission school for girls in the Appalachian Mountain...
The first and most successful rural social settlement school in the United States lies at the forks ...
Promotional pamphlet on the opening of the Appalachian Industrial School as a boarding school for mo...
This presentation will illustrate ways of addressing the emotional and educational needs of children...
One-room schoolhouses are the foundation of education in Eastern Kentucky. As a former teacher-trai...
This brochure gives brief descriptions of the mission and work of the Appalachian School (initially ...
A community survey written by Angela Creech titled Community Survey of Pine Mountain, Kentucky with...
Schools play an important role in the lives of children, and can play a larger role in the broader c...
John C. Campbell Folk School published a series of newsletters from 1926 to 1950. Written like a let...
Natalie Giombi’s The PINE School is a school for elementary-level students. Located at a proposed ne...
Hazel Green Academy (HGA) was a residential college preparatory school founded in Wolfe County, KY i...
Camp Appalachia was designed as a camp for elementary aged gifted students in a small mountain commu...
Brief article on the transition of Pineland Farms from the Maine School for the Feebleminded into a ...
In 1855, the Kentucky Superintendent of Public Instruction John D. Matthews reported the census of W...