Cynthia Davis

The board meeting featured a capstone presentation by the Superintendent detailing his superintendent standards and leadership focus. The board also convened an executive session to discuss matters concerning the acquisition or sale of real property, pending litigation, personnel issues, and the evaluation of the superintendent.

The board meeting agenda included reports on SAT results and a comprehensive review of financial management items. Personnel actions were addressed, covering various new employments, staff resignations, and retirements. Operational items approved included fundraiser and field trip requests, the creation of several new district positions, school activity and tentative district budgets for the upcoming fiscal year, and updates to the extra service schedule. Additionally, the board approved various contracts, grants, professional development plans, and maintenance projects, including vehicle surplus declarations and facility renovation change orders. The meeting also featured a legislative update and discussion on summer school projects, concluding with an executive session regarding real property, litigation, personnel, and superintendent evaluation.

This document outlines the 2025-2026 Professional Development Plan for Corbin Independent School District, focusing on enhancing teaching practices and improving student outcomes through high-quality professional learning. The plan aims to increase KSA proficiency in reading and mathematics, build sustained teacher capacity in standards-aligned instruction, and establish highly effective Professional Learning Communities (PLCs). It also addresses the specific needs of students with disabilities, with a goal to close achievement gaps. The district's mission is to 'Strive to be our BEST!' by upholding high academic standards, fostering student success, and expanding extra-curricular programs.

This document outlines the Corbin Independent Schools' plan for school organization, detailing current and long-range strategies for facility management. It focuses on capital construction priorities, including new construction for a Middle School and Elementary Schools, as well as major renovations for existing facilities such as Corbin Middle School, Edwards Gym, Corbin Preschool Center, and Corbin Technology Center. The plan addresses student capacity, facility modernization, and school consolidation to enhance educational environments, with projects scheduled within and beyond the 2013-2015 biennium.

This Comprehensive School Improvement Plan outlines a roadmap for promoting student growth and achievement by focusing on priority needs, funding, and closing achievement gaps. It establishes goals across several key areas, including improving state assessment results in reading, mathematics, science, social studies, and writing; addressing the achievement gap for underserved student populations; enhancing the quality of school climate and safety; increasing postsecondary readiness; and maintaining a high graduation rate. The plan aims to foster a supportive learning environment and ensure continuous improvement within the academic year 2022-2023.