Colleton County High School and Scott’s Branch High School are working to change a “Corridor of Shame” into a “Corridor of Innovation.” Through a U.S. Department of Education Investing in Innovation (i3) grant, each school is vastly improving education in their isolated, economically depressed communities.
See how these small-town schools are re-imagining how students learn so that EVERY student graduates with the skills to succeed in college and the workplace.
By making learning relevant, students see a purpose for mastering state-required skills and content concepts. Learn more about project-based learning at Cougar New Tech.
It takes multiple skill sets to accomplish most tasks. Listen as these teaching partners describe the benefits to co-teaching.
Detrice Brown knows that the students at Scott’s Branch deserve deeper learning opportunities and that is why she stays. Hear from Detrice on why she stays.