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Shawnee Mission celebrates fall athletic achievements and student research opportunities

December 09, 2024 | Shawnee Mission Pub Sch, School Boards, Kansas


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Shawnee Mission celebrates fall athletic achievements and student research opportunities
In a vibrant gathering at the Shawnee Mission School District Board Meeting on December 9, 2024, community members and educators came together to celebrate achievements and discuss important agenda items. The atmosphere was filled with anticipation as board members prepared to adopt the meeting agenda, with a notable amendment regarding a real estate purchase agreement being postponed until January.

Superintendent Dr. Michelle Schumacher took center stage, delivering an enthusiastic report that highlighted the impressive accomplishments of students and teams during the fall athletic season. The Shawnee Mission East Girls Tennis Team and Girls Golf Team both secured state runner-up positions, showcasing the district's competitive spirit. Individual athletes also shone brightly, with junior Andy Prendiville earning second place in gymnastics and Charlotte Hardy placing second in cross country.

The board celebrated not only high school achievements but also the successes at the middle school level, where Indian Woods Girls and Indian Hills Boys claimed district championships in cross country, and Trail Ridge excelled in volleyball. With nearly 3,700 middle and high school students participating in athletics, the district expressed pride in the dedication and hard work of its athletes and coaches.

In a remarkable academic achievement, Savannah Sisaloff, a junior at Shawnee Mission Northwest, was recognized for her invitation to the American Society for Gravitational and Space Research Conference in Puerto Rico. Her groundbreaking research on the effects of spaceflight on female fertility, conducted at the University of Kansas Medical Center, exemplifies the innovative spirit fostered within the district.

As the meeting progressed, the board's commitment to supporting both athletic and academic excellence was evident, leaving attendees inspired by the achievements of their students and eager for what the future holds.

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