KAMSA SPRING CONFERENCE

Sixth Annual KAMSA Spring Conference

April 2nd and 3rd, 2009

Courtyard Marriott Conference Center
Junction City , Kansas
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KAMSA Display at Emporia State University

KAMSA

Working in partnership with the Kansas Association for Middle Level Education (KAMLE) to serve the needs of Middle School Students and Educators in Kansas.

Association Purpose

KAMSA exists to support middle school administrators, as their leadership responsibilities are shaped by the unique needs of early adolescent children. It also exists to help administrators translate accepted middle level theory into practices which accurately and reasonably reflect that theory's principles. KAMSA is closely affiliated with the Kansas Association for Middle Level Education (KAMLE), and upholds the concept that all middle level educators must work together in advocating changes that better serve the needs of early adolescent children.

Association Objectives

KAMSA will:

1.      Facilitate positive educational leadership.

2.      Serve as an advocate for middle school administrators.

3.      Enhance the image of the middle school administrator as an educational leader, and to promote the greater recognition of the professional skill and performance demanded by the position.

4.      Serve as an agency for the collection and dissemination of information pertinent to middle school administrators.

5.      Provide services such as publications, conventions, conferences, research, state and federal relations, individual counseling and other services authorized by the governing bodies of the Association.

6.      Promote the principle of equal rights and the elimination of bigotry, prejudice, and discrimination.

7.      Enhance the unique and harmonious relationships among middle school administrators, teachers, other educators, and other associations, with special emphasis on the Kansas Association for Middle Level Education.

8.      Strengthen positive relationships among administrators, school parents, and communities.