After months of collaboration between Barbourville High School’s Beta Club and the sixth graders in Kandi Baker’s classroom, the School Street Entrepreneur Fair was a huge success! Under the guidance of Beta sponsor Marsha Hubbs, high school Beta members worked with sixth graders to brainstorm products they could create to […]
Recently our visual arts club had reached out about an opportunity to work with our local animal shelter to help create awareness for some of their adoptable dogs. Students received images of the animals and created portraits in their own styles to promote them on social media. When approached with […]
In my classroom at Cannonsburg Elementary, the arts are not just something we do; they are how we learn, connect, and grow together.
Students are actively engaged in music every day through movement, instruments, and hands-on experiences. Using Xylophones, bucket drums, barred instruments, and rhythm activities, students are not sitting and […]
In a collaboration with our student teacher Ms. Hof and Mrs. Moses, our 5th and 6th grade artists have been diving into the bold and imaginative world of Cubism! This exciting unit introduced students to the life and work of Pablo Picasso, one of the most influential artists of the […]
Have you ever been apprehensive about trying something new? Most of us are nervous when it comes to giving something new a try. We often downplay the importance of what we are doing, we get great anxiety at embracing the change, or simply turn our heads and resist the change […]
I am a librarian and an educator. I believe in the power of a good read aloud. I am sure many librarians and educators believe that read alouds are important, but it is so hard to find the time when we see our students 1-2 times per week and it […]
The students at Pulaski County High School will have a new course opportunity starting in the fall of 2026. For the first time, Music Composition will be included in the course curriculum. This class will be designed to integrate computer based Digital Audio Workstations with classical and contemporary compositional techniques, […]
Have you ever looked at a pile of cardboard tubes and thought… this could actually be something cool? That’s exactly what our 6th graders did this month! We just wrapped up our Radial Relief Assemblage project, and it brought together a mix of art, math, and a lot of creativity.
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During the third quarter at Hopkins Elementary School, students and staff enjoyed a series of exciting events and special highlights. The quarter kicked off with the 100th Day of School celebration, where students engaged in fun, creative activities to mark this important milestone. Another memorable event was our school’s NTI […]
One of my favorite lessons of the year is one I get to do only once a year, and it’s always a slam dunk—literally and creatively! This week, my 7th-grade library media students wrapped up their unit on logo creation, part of our multimedia curriculum, and we celebrated with a […]
