10/16/2026
❤️ Hazard High School Student Tutors: Making a Difference, Touching Lives, and Inspiring Futures! ❤️
Sometimes the greatest lessons in life aren’t taught from a textbook, but through kindness, compassion, and a willingness to help others. Our Hazard High School student tutors demonstrate these qualities each and every day!
From preschool classrooms all the way through high school, these remarkable young people continue to exceed every expectation we have for them. They give so much more than academic assistance. They offer encouragement, friendship, patience, and a helping hand to students who need someone to believe in them.
What makes these young people so special isn’t just how hard they work, but how much they genuinely care. They are becoming mentors, role models, and trusted friends to the younger students who look up to them. And while they are helping others learn and grow, they are discovering something equally important about themselves—the joy and personal fulfillment that come from making a difference in someone else’s life.
There is no greater reward than watching young people discover the power they have to positively impact the lives of others.
Thanks to Partners for Rural Impact and our Full-Service Community Schools initiative, these wonderful opportunities are helping shape not only stronger students, but also stronger leaders and a stronger community.
We are incredibly proud of our Hazard High School student tutors. They remind us every day that the future of our community is in caring and capable hands.
These students aren’t just making a difference today. They are helping build a brighter tomorrow for all of us! ❤️
Front Row from left to right: Lyndsi Campbell, Ragan Elkins, Eliza Howard, Bray Eddington, Hannah Caudill, Kaydence Stollings, Rihanna Warren, Kailey Pennington, Halle Jones, Addi Hylton, Macyn Teague, Makayla Fultz. Back Row from Left to Right: Izaiah Johnson, Evan Deaton, Samuel Bailey, School Coordinator John Quillen. Student Tutors missing: Alexis Gittner, Bryson Gayheart, Billy Elsoueidi, Alex Combs, and Brayden Baker