Nearly 800 fourth-grade students in Pulaski County School District will learn why life is cool in an interactive learning experience at The Center for Rural Development.

During the two-day event, students will rotate in groups through 10 individual learning stations, each concentrated on a specific organ or tissue in the body. Students can see, touch, and ask questions as well as participate in hands-on activities.

“Life is Cool” is presented by Pulaski County Schools in partnership with the Donate Life Kentucky Coalition, Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital, GE Lighting, and The Center for Rural Development.