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Appalachia, 1976
A New York two-year college concentrates on involving its community in its educational program. (Author)
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Community Involvement, Educational Philosophy, Program Descriptions
Appalachia, 1975
Citizens' groups in 4 small Mississippi communities banded together to form a water association in anticipation of future development in the area. (JC)
Descriptors: Community Action, Community Problems, Dropouts, Financial Support
Appalachia, 1975
Descriptors: Community Education, Definitions, Media Selection, Program Descriptions
Casto, James E. – Appalachia, 1996
REAL Enterprises, Inc. (Rural Entrepreneurship through Action Learning) is an academic program that helps students learn the basics of starting and nurturing a new business. West Virginia is 1 of 17 states offering the program with the goal of preparing youth to take advantage of economic opportunities in their own communities. (LP)
Descriptors: Business Education, Community Colleges, Economic Opportunities, Entrepreneurship
Cross, Cay – Appalachia, 1973
Descriptors: Community Health Services, Emergency Squad Personnel, Financial Support, Medical Services
Appalachia, 1970
Descriptors: Community Involvement, Economic Factors, Educational Problems, Leadership Training
Appalachia, 1973
The Carterville and Calhoun centers are representative of the 6 local child development programs in rural northwest Georgia. The day care centers are for the children of working mothers. The outreach program provides workers who go into the homes to help nonworking mothers improve their child-rearing skills. (FF)
Descriptors: Child Development Centers, Child Rearing, Community Involvement, Day Care
Baldwin, Fred D. – Appalachia, 2002
In Appalachian Alabama, AlabamaREAL helps individuals, schools, and rural communities grow through hands-on entrepreneurship education. School-based businesses teach students to recognize business opportunities; encourage participatory learning; and meet the needs of small, rural communities. The Appalachian Regional Commission provides schools…
Descriptors: Active Learning, Business Education, Entrepreneurship, Experiential Learning
Baldwin, Fred D. – Appalachia, 2002
Rural Marion County (Tennessee), the town of Kimball, the Appalachian Regional Commission, and a local community college founded a regional skills center. The center offers a 2-year associate of science degree and classes in GED preparation, parenting, drug abuse prevention, cosmetology, and air conditioning and refrigeration. It has expanded…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Community Colleges, Education Work Relationship, Experiential Learning
Deakin, Doris – Appalachia, 1979
This is the story of how the people of Appalachia have reversed the trends of 14 years ago to build for themselves a future more to their liking. In addition to new industries and schools, there is a new economic, social and psychological foundation in Appalachia. (BR)
Descriptors: Background, Child Development, Community Development, Educational Development