Principal Keith Hoffman of Clay Center Middle School (center) is shown accepting the KAMSA Middle School of the Year Finalist banner from Chuck Golladay (member of the evaluation team) and Scott Shanks (Lifetouch National School Studios).
Principal Craig Williams and Assistant Principal
Todd Fredrickson, Buhler-Prairie Hills Middle School,
are shown accepting the KAMSA Middle School of the Year Finalist banner.
Principal Steve Fleer (center) of Spring Hill Middle School accepts the KAMSA Middle School of the year Finalist banner from Chuck Golladay and Scott Shanks.
Principal Jim Krone (left) and the Atchison Middle School teaching team accepts their KAMSA Middle School of the Year Finalist banner from Scott Shanks.
Principal Greg Hoyt of Manhattan-Eisenhower
Middle School accepts one of the sixty certificates awarded to KAMSA High Performing Schools.
He is being presented the certificate from
KAMSA Vice President Randy Heatherly of
Girard Middle School.
Independence Middle School Principal Mark Hayward
is shown receiving his plaque as a
KAMSA "Exemplary" Middle School Principal.
Presenting the award is KAMSA President-Elect
Kristy Ellis of Doniphan West Middle School.
Sam Austin, Washburn Rural Middle School
Assistant Principal, receives his "Exemplary"
Assistant Principal award from KAMSA
President Elect Kristy Ellis.
Sixty schools received certificates indicating that they had achieved the
KAMSA High Performing Schools Award.
Thirteen schools were awarded the status of "Exemplary Middle Schools of the Year. The group included: Augusta Middle School,
Dodge City Middle School, Fort Riley Middle School, Fredonia Middle School, Hillsboro Middle School, Hoisington Middle School,
Meade Junior High, Monticello Trails Middle School, Royster Middle School, Sabetha Middle School, Lawrence-Southwest Junior High,
Valley Center Middle School and Wamego Middle School.