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Strong communication begins with a willingness to listen—and a genuine desire to understand others. At Corbin School of Innovation, Clara Nunn and Piper Doctor put that belief into action by conducting school-wide empathy interviews designed to capture the thoughts, experiences, and perspectives of their fellow students. As they interviewed students across different age groups, Clara and Piper thoughtfully adjusted their communication styles to connect with each person. They

For some students, completing the work is the goal. For Isaiah Hayes, it is only the beginning. At the School of Innovation, Isaiah is a shining example of what it means to live out the Redhound Way value of Work Ethic. He approaches his learning with a genuine desire to understand more, push himself further, and take pride in the work he produces. That mindset is especially evident in mathematics. Isaiah doesn't stop when he has completed the required problems. He challenges

Jose Torres came to Corbin from Mexico at 14, speaking no English. He's now a Kentucky Player of the Year and a small business owner who gives back.

Sometimes, the hardest part of helping a student isn't knowing what to do. It's figuring out how to do it when the path forward isn't clear. At Corbin Elementary School & Corbin School of Innovation, Ashley Hart, Family Resource Youth Service Center Coordinator, has built her work around answering that question. Ashley was recently recognized with the Redhound Way Service Award for Critical Thinking during our Classified Appreciation Breakfast. The award celebrates classified