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The cheers of young athletes echoed across the Corbin High School track as second graders traded their classroom lessons for an Olympic-sized adventure. With the excitement of ancient Greece and the spirit of the Redhounds all around them, students gathered for one of their favorite traditions: the annual Redhound Olympics! After spending weeks exploring Greek mythology, art, and culture through the Amplify CKLA curriculum, Corbin Primary second graders were ready to bring th

What happens when a student decides that finishing the assignment isn't the finish line? For Cooper at Corbin Primary, it means setting a goal, working toward it, and finding a way to keep growing. As Corbin Primary began using XTRA Math with third graders as an early-finisher opportunity, Cooper saw an opportunity to challenge himself. On his very first try, he earned a multiplication certificate—a milestone made even more meaningful by the work he had already been doing on

Some of the most important work in a school happens before anyone else even realizes it needs to be done. For the teachers she supports, Ms. Debbie Eubanks is the person who seems to know what they need before they ever have to ask. For the past several years, Debbie has served as an instructional aide at Corbin Primary, bringing the same level of effort, care, and dedication to her work each day. She doesn’t wait to be told what needs to be done. She sees a need, takes owner

For Jaxon Shelby, work ethic isn’t something he talks about. It’s something he shows—day after day. From the time Jaxon entered high school as a freshman, he has had goals for himself. He wanted to play football. He wanted to be part of the band. And someday, he hopes to work as an assistant at Corbin Primary School. What stands out about Jaxon is that he hasn’t simply talked about those goals. He has consistently shown up and put in the work to pursue them. Jaxon joined the

Some people make an impact through the things they accomplish. Others make an impact simply by the way they show up for the people around them. Natoshia Mouser, a special education teacher at Corbin Primary School, is one of those people. Each day, Natoshia walks into school with a smile, a kind word, and a steady commitment to the students and families she serves. What others may not always see is the strength it takes to show up that way. Natoshia has experienced the profou

Corbin Primary School teacher Melanie Howard reimagined an Easter egg hunt so a blind kindergartner could hunt for eggs completely on her own.

What does creativity look like in a school? Sometimes, it looks like an art project or a new idea. But sometimes, creativity is much quieter. It is asking a question no one else has thought to ask. It is looking at a challenge and wondering, What if we tried something different? It is believing that a student can succeed—and then finding a way to help make that success possible. At Corbin Primary School, Jaden Dixon brings that kind of creativity to her work every day. Jaden,

Some stories of resilience are loud. Others are found in the quiet decision to get up, put on a smile, and keep showing up for the people who are counting on you. At Corbin Primary School, Shawn Freeman has shown us what that kind of resilience looks like. Shawn was recently recognized with the Redhound Way Service Award for Resilience during our Classified Appreciation Breakfast. The award celebrates classified employees who bring the traits of The Redhound Way to life throu