The Knott County Area Technology Center received 100 computers on Thursday  from SOS, a non-profit organization based in Louisville, to help the center’s vocational programs.

The Knott County Area Technology Center serves Knott County Central High School vocational students, but due to flooding, had to resort to moving vocational classes to unoccupied areas of Knott Central, with some classes being held in locker rooms.

According to the principal of the vocational school, Steve Mobley, the vocational school had 6 to 7 feet of water inside the shop areas and the classrooms had 3 to 4 feet. Mobley also said that he and his staff are doing everything they can for their students.

SOS plans to provide a hundred more computers to the technology center in the next few weeks.