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Volume 3, No. 5
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The Region 5 Showcase
The following schools participated in one or more of the competitive
categories of the conference. Each is listed by category. Conference Associates - Individual students from these schools
completed specific tasks to support the conference. Students assisted by
supporting the team that organized the conference, helping judges with
needed materials, and delivered needed materials from one location to
another. These students were competing to become a conference associate
for the Kentucky Teaching and Learning Conference (KTLC) in March, 2003 in
Louisville, KY. Engineers - Individual students from these schools went through an
intensive interview process to apply for the coveted Jr. Engineer position
for KTLC. Showcase Projects - Groups of students from the following schools set
up booths to share with the conference participants and judges what their
STLP has been doing in four possible categories: community projects,
instructional projects, technical projects and entrepreneurial projects.
These groups were competing to also attend KTLC in Louisville. Non-Competitive Category: Discovery Zone - Students from the following schools set up booths to
share what their school has been doing in STLP. This was a non-competitive
activity, allowing casual interactions between students from all over
Region 5. Thanks to the following schools for participating in the
Discovery Zone! Congratulations to all FCPS schools and students involved! You
represented the Fayette County Public School system wonderfully!!! Thank
you for all you do! |
Fayette County was wonderfully represented at the Region 5 STLP
Conference held December 11, 2002 at Georgetown College in Georgetown, KY.
Sixteen schools took students to the conference to participate in many
different ways. Some groups were there as observers to learn, while others
participated in the competitive categories. Numerous other Fayette Co.
schools sent their STLP Coordinator to attend so they could receive first
hand experience with the conference, get ideas to take back to their
schools, and make plans for attending next year's conference.
Schools that took students to the conference were: Arlington, Garden
Springs, Julius Marks, Mary Todd, Maxwell, Picadome, Beaumont, Bryan
Station Middle School, Jessie Clark, Leestown, LTMS, Winburn, Eastside,
Henry Clay, P. L. Dunbar, and Tates Creek.
Cyber-Reporters - Individual students from these schools served as
reporters for the conference. They are called "cyber-reporters"
because instead of publishing a newspaper, they created web pages with
articles, digital pictures and more on site. Their work will soon be
posted on KDE's STLP webpage. These students were competing to become a
cyber-reporter for KTLC as well.
Student Presenters - Individual or teams of students from the following
schools were competing to become student presenters at KTLC. Student
presenters are included in the list of sessions for conference
participants to attend.
Bryan Station Middle - "Bryan Station Fort Project"
Schools that competed for the various KTLC positions/showcases should
hear within the next few weeks if they have been selected to go to
Louisville in March!