[HAROLD]

I've never really quite understood this "entitled rich kid" stereotype of Corbin. I went to school there my entire life, graduated, and know people who did the same spanning a 30-40 year period. What I know of Corbin, is a mixture of all kinds of backgrounds.

Sure, you have your kids who come from Medical, legal, or banking families, but that's just a portion. Corbin does have a larger "middle class" enrollment from most schools, but that's due to location. With CSX, Whayne Supply, and Pepsi being in town, most kids will go to the school that is in their actual town. On top of that, you have children of people who work for KSP, or the Federal Prisons in Manchester or McCreary.

The biggest portion of students that I can remember come from more humble beginnings. I'm not saying, it's a school full of dope head's children, but there are a lot of farm kids, lower income kids, and the like.

While you will always have your cliques amongst teenage kids, one thing that at least I experienced was nearly everyone in my class got along. We would have our tight knit group of friends, but we all knew each other well, had crossed paths and hung out at some point. Maybe that was due to my class not having many kids transfer in and out over the span of our school career, but it was a great group and I enjoyed my time at Corbin.