Collaboration

At Corbin Preschool Center, learning doesn’t stop at the classroom door. Sometimes, it comes with flashing lights, a fire truck, and a few very special community heroes! During Fire Safety Month, our littlest Redhounds had the opportunity to learn alongside members of the Corbin Fire Department. Through this community partnership, students explored fire safety, learned how to stay safe, and met the people who work every day to protect our community. For our preschoolers, this

What happens when healthcare education and engineering come together? At the Corbin Area Technology Center, students in Mrs. Rhodes' Body Structures & Functions class found out—and the result was a little more fun than your typical skeletal system review! As students have been learning about the bones of the human body, they put their knowledge to the test with a game of Operation. Students identified bones, reviewed their locations and functions, and carefully worked to remo

Some of the most meaningful collaborations begin with a simple question: What if we connected the people who have already walked this path with the students who are just beginning it? For Corbin High School alumna Hollie Clifton, that question has turned into an exciting new opportunity for the next generation of Redhounds. Hollie, currently in her final year of medical school at the University of Kentucky, recently reached out to one of her former teachers with an idea: What

What happens when an entire state loses power? That is the question Corbin High School students are exploring in Mr. Justin Woods' Physics & Earth Science classes as they work through their first OpenSciEd unit on energy flow through Earth's systems. Instead of learning about energy flow only through a textbook or lecture, students are investigating the concept through a real-world phenomenon: the widespread power failures that affected Texas and left millions of people witho

A Corbin High School student with autism finds her voice in choir: a real Portrait of a Learner story of Collaboration between staff and family.

Sometimes collaboration looks like sitting around a table, planning an event, or working together on a project. But at Corbin High School, Staci Hibbard shows us that collaboration can also look like simply noticing what needs to be done—and bringing in the right people to help. Staci was recently recognized with the Redhound Way Service Award for Collaboration during our Classified Appreciation Breakfast. The award celebrates classified employees who bring the traits of The