Archive By Section - Education
GBCF scholarships available for 2012
The Golden Belt Community Foundation has announced scholarships available to students in the Golden Belt area.
Serving as Kay Area President
Olivia Lowry, a Junior at Hoisington High School, has been selected to serve as Area 6 KAY President. Olivia's selection took place at the Nov. 7, Regional Conference hosted by the Goddard High School KAY Club.
Newman University student named to Dean’s List
Newman University officials have announced the students on the Dean's List for the fall semester of 2011. To qualify for this achievement, a student must complete 12 credit hours and have attained a grade point average of 3.5 or better.
Barton students named to president's list for fall 2011
Barton Community College has named 203 students to the President's List for the fall 2011 semester.
Barton president, trustees visit lawmakers in Topeka
Barton Community College President Dr. Carl Heilman joined trustees Mike Johnson, Brett Middleton and Mike Minton on a two-day trip to Topeka to visit with Kansas legislators on Jan. 11 and 12.
GBMS Employee of the Month
Great Bend Middle School announces that Kathy Hafner has been selected for the employee of the month. She was nominated for being a strong leader with great people skills. When she is asked to do something she gets it done to the best of her ability. She is a favorite of many parents, and is remembered far after Middle School.
Great Bend Middle School Second Quarter Honor Roll
Principals Honor Roll-All A's
‘World Ready for the Faces of Tomorrow’ is the theme for ESOL Conference
HAYS – "World Ready for the Faces of Tomorrow" is the theme for Diverse Classrooms of the 21st Century: English for Speakers of Other Languages Conference on Monday, Jan. 30. This conference was made possible through a Kansas Board of Regents grant awarded to the Fort Hays State University Department of Teacher Education.
Globe-Trotters: Study Abroad Scholarships take students around the world
From South America, Australia, Africa, Europe, Asia and lots of places in between, Kansas State University students are expanding their horizons by studying abroad during the spring 2012 semester with the help of university and donor sponsored scholarships.
FHSU Student Recognition Programs for 2012 begin in Garden City, Dodge City on Jan. 15
This year's edition of Fort Hays State University's annual 13-city, two-month Student Recognition Program will begin in Garden City and Dodge City on Jan. 15, swing into Colorado and Nebraska, and end in Colby on March 5. The highlight at each event is the recognition of scholarship winners.
GBHS debaters compete at regional tournament
The Great Bend High School affirmative debate team of Paige VanSteenburgh, Courtney Seevers and Alex Smith and the negative team of Michael Gieck and Mickey McNett represented Great Bend High School at the Regional Four-speaker Debate Tournament at Valley Center High School Dec. 17.
MATC graduates
Manhattan Area Technical College held its fall commencement exercises on Dec. 9 at McCain Auditorium in Manhattan. Brent McKeeman, Manhattan Technical College Alumni, delivered the commencement address to over 70 graduates in nine programs of study. MATC awarded associate of applied science degrees, and 24 graduates received technical certificates.
Three award-winning school administrators recall starting at BCC
Great Bend Middle School Principal David Reiser, Central Plains School District Superintendent Steve Woolf and Dodge City High School Principal Jacque Feist have at least three things in common.
GBHS grad Nathan Koch earns DMA degree
2003 GBHS graduate Nathan Koch recently completed all requirements to earn a DMA degree in musical performance from the University of Texas in Austin.
Great Bend Middle School Employee of the Month
Jackie Cook was nominated "Employee of the Month" at Great Bend Middle School by her students for being an awesome teacher. She is always willing to help and has a great attitude and personality.
Articles by Section - Education
Kansas Masonic Foundation to host 31st All-State High School Marching Band
The Kansas Masonic Foundation, Inc. has announced plans to present the 31st annual Kansas Masonic All-State High School Marching Band and corresponding band camp at Pittsburg State University (PSU), July 22 – 26.
Page 1 of 1
