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Thursday Certification

Future Problem Solving Certification Zero and one year sessions are four hours; 2+ sessions are two hours.

FPS Jump Start - 4 PM to 5 PM Laffoon Room,1st floor Brenda Darnell, KAAC This session is a must for all FPS “newbies”. Get a brief overview of what FPS is and how the competition is structured. FPS 01 - 5 PM to 9 PM Combs/Chandler Room, 2nd floor Kirk Barnett, Russell Ind.; Leslie Moyer, Wurtland Middle School FPS 02 - 5:30 PM to 9:30 PM Nunn Room, 2nd floor Melissa Bryan, McCracken County; Tyler Murphy, Woodford County; Henrietta Sheffel, Breathitt County FPS 11 - 5:30 PM to 9:30 PM Stopher Room, 3rd floor Rex Hanson, Elizabethtown; Rick Moman, Daviess; Mary Schmalzl, Ryle High School FPS 21 - 6:15 PM to 8:15 PM Segell Room, 3rd floor Brenda Porter, Johnson County; Jill Lauroesch, Meyzeek Middle School; Tammy Townsend, Fred T. Burns Middle School FPS 21-A - 6:15 PM to 8:15 PM Carroll/Ford, 2nd floor Roxana Jacobs, Greenup County Schools; Pam Burton, Johnson County

Quick Recall Certification

Zero and one year sessions are two hours; 2+ sessions are 45 minutes to an hour.

QR 01 - 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM Sampson Room,1st floor Jeremy Krug, Graves County QR 02 - 6:15 PM to 8:15 PM Beckham Room, 3rd floor Joey Hamilton, Pike County; Freddie Napier, Pike County


Friday Certification

QR 21 - 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM Beckham Room, 3rd floor Carole Sanders, duPont Manual QR 22 - 7 PM to 8 PM Sampson Room,1st floor Wesley Waddle, Hart County


FPS Jump Start - 6:30 AM to 7:15 AM Carroll/Ford Room, 2nd floor Brenda Darnell, KAAC This session is a must for all FPS “newbies”. Get a brief overview of what FPS is and how the competition is structured. FPS 03 - 7:30 AM to 11:30 AM Combs/Chandler Room, 2nd floor Carolyn Hale, Lexington; Jill Lauroesch, Meyzeek Middle School; Henrietta Sheffel, Breathitt County FPS 03-A - 7:30 AM to 11:30 AM Coe Room, 3rd floor Roxana Jacobs, Greenup County; Tawnya Gipson, Warren County; Virginia Rice, Harlan County FPS-12 - 7:30 AM to 11:30 AM Nunn Room, 2nd floor Rex Hanson, Elizabethtown Schools; Rick Moman, Daviess County; Mary Schmalzl, Ryle High School FPS 22 - 7:30 AM to 9:30 AM Wilkinson Room,1st floor Melissa Bryan, McCracken County; Tammy Townsend, Fred T. Burns Middle School; Leslie Moyer, Wurtland Middle School FPS 23 - 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM French Room, 3rd floor Kathy Sorrell, Fleming County; Tyler Murphy, Woodford County FPS 23-A - 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM Laffoon Room, 1st floor Leslie Moyer, Wurtland Middle School; Henrietta Sheffel, Breathitt County


Friday Breakouts

Quick Recall Certification Zero and one year sessions are two hours; 2+ sessions are 45 minutes to an hour.

QR-03 - 1:15 PM to 3:15 PM Coe Room, 3rd floor Erin Waggoner, Jessamine County QR 03-A - 1:15 PM to 3:15 PM Combs/Chandler Room, 2nd floor Joey Hamilton, Pike County; Freddie Napier, Pike County QR 23 - 8:30 AM to 9:30 AM French Room, 3rd floor Wesley Waddle, Hart County QR 24 - 1:15 PM to 2:15 PM Nunn Room, 2nd floor Jeremy Krug, Graves County QR 24-A - 1:15 PM to 2:15 PM Laffoon Room, 1st floor Carole Sanders, duPont Manual

Please join us in the Exhibit Hall from 7:15 to 8:15 AM Friday for a first come, first served complimentary pastry breakfast for Conference attendees.

8:45 to 9:35 AM All sessions are for all grade levels unless noted.

No More Mundane Practices Breathitt Room, 2nd floor Pamela Burton, Johnson County Middle; Anna/Christine Burton, Johnson County Schools Throughout the course of an academic season, students become tired of the same type of practice session. Find out numerous ways to keep your students fired up and focused by attending this session. You will leave with ideas and handouts to motivate your team (and yourself!).


8:45 AMHosting KAAC Events Collins Room, 2nd floor Lucy Flanary, Estill County On average, schools host Governor’s Cup every three years. If you think it might be "your turn" this year, come get tips from an experienced Contest Manager. Next Level Coaching (repeated at 1:15 PM) Sampson Room, 1st floor Christopher Gismondi, Detroit Central Catholic HS Detroit Central Catholic finished as the top-ranked school nationwide in last year’s High School Quiz Bowl rankings. This workshop will detail some of the tips and techniques DCC coaches use to compete on the national level. Topics will include young player recruiting, veteran player expectations, practice tips and techniques, and our general philosophy regarding coaching and quiz bowl. This workshop is not limited to coaches interested in competing on a national level, as everything can be used to varying degrees of success. Governor's Cup - The Essentials Brown Room, 2nd floor John Bennett and Brenda Darnell, KAAC The basics of Governor's Cup. Start here if your Governor's Cup knowledge base is non-existent or minimal. Regional FPS Topic Carroll/Ford Room, 2nd floor Kirk Barnett, Russell Independent High School Come gather information on this year’s Regional FPS Topic. Improve Your Coaching Efficiency with Google Drive Stopher Room, 3rd floor Erin Waggoner, Jessamine County Schools Are you still lugging around binders of old questions? Making copies of tests for your students? Bring your coaching into the 21st century and streamline your storage and sharing of materials using Google Drive. Surrounded By Drafts: Keeping Composition Writers Out of the Cold Willis Room, 2nd floor Carole Sanders, DuPont Manual HS; Brett Reliford, Adair County High School; Vicki Owsley, Adair County Middle School Attend this session led by experienced Composition coaches who will guide you through the Composition guide and scoring process.

Special Giveaway #1 10 AM Friday, Exhibit Hall Win three years’ worth of Governor's Cup, Sixth Grade Showcase or JV Challenge questions!


Breakouts - 10:15 to 11:05 AM All sessions are for all grade levels unless noted.

Toxic Materials--District FPS Topic (repeated at 2:30 PM) Carroll/Ford Room, 2nd floor Rachel Speer and Taylor Croom-Perez University of Louisville School of Medicine, Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, Wise Laboratory Throughout the activities of our daily living we find that toxic materials are everywhere. Controls, regulations, and standards for poisonous materials incorporated into the products used are often lacking. Research about the dangers to humans and the environment is also scarce. Come to this session on the District topic so that you are more aware of the dangers associated with toxic materials. Presenting Drama and Literature using Mini-Plays Sampson Room, 1st floor Todd Garrison, Glasgow High School; Shawn Butcher, Johnson Central High School Attendees will learn how to organize dramatic or literary content into mini-scripts to be performed by students. During the session, attendees will participate in performing plays using mini-scripts and see how a mini-script can be created step by step. Training Great Moderators Willis Room, 2nd floor Charlie Kahn, Woodford County Middle School Learn what it takes to be a great Quick Recall moderator in this master class on speed, accuracy & clarity. Study Silly Breathitt Room, 2nd floor Casey Kirk, Taylor Elementary Tired of simply reading questions? Spice up practices, and team morale, through games that help in studying beyond testing and playing matches. From the Bottom to the Top: Building a Championship Level Program French Room, 3rd floor Donn Manker, Campbell County; Brian Sullivan, Henderson County Campbell County High School won its first State Quick Recall Championship in 2017. Henderson County High School won the overall State Governor's Cup Championship in 2017. Donn and Brian share strategies that have helped their programs rise to the top. Information will be shared that could be helpful to elementary and middle school levels as well. Campbell and Henderson Counties started from the bottom, now they’re here!


10:15 AM New Tricks for Old Coaches Wilkinson Room, 1st floor Brenda Porter, Johnson County/FPSPI; Bryan Enders, Johnson County Schools Reinvigorate your coaching with these ideas in various subject areas of KAAC competition. Lots of information condensed into this session. You will leave with multiple materials and lots of information to make the 2017-2018 season an access. Serious Sentence Stems for Scaffolding Writers Stopher Room, 3rd floor Stephanie Wilson, Peaks Mill Elementary Many intermediate writers do not have enough models, practice, or knowledge to write at the level necessary to compete on an academic team. A variety of text structures will move your writers beyond the age-old five paragraph formula. In addition, teaching effective transitions can provide a bridge to the elaboration of ideas. Come to this session for a few simple strategies to add to your toolbox to use in producing award-winning writing.

Special Giveaway #2 11:15 AM Friday, Exhibit Hall Win three years’ worth of Governor's Cup, Sixth Grade Showcase or JV Challenge questions!

Hall of Fame Luncheon 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM Grand Ballroom

Inductees are Richard Bowling from Leslie County and Faye Smith from Campbell County.

Breakouts - 1:15 to 2:05 PM All sessions are for all grade levels unless noted.

Elementary FPS: What they REALLY need to know! Breathitt Room, 2nd floor Sharon Tedder and Allie Creekmur, Southside Elementary This session provides a breakdown of the FPS process for elementary students. Sharon and Allie will assist you with techniques to teach the fundamentals of the six-step process. Cloud Storage--State Finals FPS Topic Carroll/Ford Room, 2nd floor Kathleen Receveur, Jefferson County Public Schools, Education Technology Teacher Cloud Storage is a growing phenomenon currently being used in the private and public sectors. Because of lower costs, systems available for automatic backup or recovery of data, and freeing a computer memory, this technology is enticing for new and experienced computer users. Concerns about cloud storage are also important to consider. This session is a MUST ATTEND for coaches with teams advancing to the State Finals as well as anyone sending Individual FPS competitors for event held on Monday morning.


1:15 PM FPS Component Events: Community Problem Solving, Individual FPS, JR FPS, Scenario Writing and Scenario Performance Wilkinson Room,1st floor KAAC FPS Trainers will be assisted by Tonya Mullins, Central Elementary School Interrnational Grand Champion in the JR Division, and Johnson Central High School’s CmPS coach, Jarrod Gibson with his team of International Beyonder recipients. The component events of the Future Problem Solving program allow students to branch into other areas of competition which are not a part of Governor's Cup. Come to this presentation to hear from the international CmPS winning coaches and students about their projects titled: Plugged In and Don’t Sugar Coat It. For students who like to work alone check out the information about Individual FPS. The JR FPS team competition is for 4th-6th graders. Scenario Writing and Scenario Performance benefits students who enjoying writing or telling stories about the future as they relate to one of the current year's topics. How Does THAT Team Know What to Study? French Room, 3rd floor Melissa Bryan, Heath Middle School Does it seem like some teams pull answers out of thin air? There is a method behind their success! Come learn how to use available resources to get the most out of your students. "Connect 4": A Culture of Competition Stopher Room, 3rd floor Ed Dixon, Lawrence County Board of Education; Scott Osborn, Lawrence County High School After nearly two decades at the bottom of their respective district, Lawrence County High School has won four consecutive district championships and continues to impress at the regional and state levels, including producing one state champion. Head Coach Ed Dixon and Assistant Coach Scott Osborn present the four primary factors in their program’s improvement over the last eight years. Next Level Coaching (also at 8:45 AM) Sampson Room, 1st floor Christopher Gismondi, Coach, Detroit Central Catholic HS Detroit Central Catholic finished as the top-ranked school in last year’s High School Quiz Bowl rankings. See description page 4. Assessing Your Written Assessment Preparation Brown Room, 2nd floor Greg Grey and Nick Skaggs, Edmonson County Schools Written Assessment: it’s where the points are! Come learn how to get the most out of your assessment preparation.


Breakouts - 2:30 to 3:20 PM All sessions are for all grade levels unless noted.

Quick Recall - Hands On Learning Collins Room, 2nd floor Charlie Kahn, Woodford County The best way to learn about coaching Quick Recall is to play yourself. Learn in an environment where hints on successful coaching will be given along the way. Team Organization & Other Helpful Tools Sampson Room, 1st floor Tom Asbury, Pikeville High School; Ashley Estep, Pikeville Jr/High School Are you a new coach? Not sure where to start or if you have started in the right place? Come by our session and pick up some hints, tools, and plans to help your kids have a successful year. All grade levels welcome. Competition Day - Tips & Other Considerations Breathitt Room, 2nd floor Nathaniel Hatfield, Brandeis Elementary By the time competition day rolls around, there's not a lot of good that additional cramming will do. There are, however, considerations to take into account that can help your team make it to the end of the long day and possibly boost performance. Topics include sleep, nutrition, what to do during down time, and dealing with player moods. Toxic Materials--District FPS Topic (also at 10:15 AM) Carroll/Ford Room, 2nd floor Rachel Speer and Taylor Croom-Perez University of Louisville School of Medicine, Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, Wise Laboratory See description page 5. Totally Tech-i-fying Your Coaching Stopher Room, 3rd floor Kate Mastronicola, Meyzeek Middle School Integrate technology into your coaching! For example, Grade Cam can be used to give multiple Written Assessment tests simultaneously and give instant feedback to students during the same practice. Google Drive and Google Classroom will be additional points of discussion. Cracking the Mystery of History (Bee and Bowl) Brown Room, 2nd floor Jason Russell, National History Bee and Bowl; Brad Fischer, National History Bee and Bowl Discussion of how to best prepare a team for history questions and competitions, including the unique elements of the four-quarter format.


2:30 PM Thinking Tools for FPS Wilkinson Room,1st floor Brenda Porter, Johnson County Schools and FPSPI CmPS Coordinator Wouldn't it be awful if (WIBAI) your team made a critical error at State? Wouldn't it be nice if (WIBNI) your team could win Internationals in 2018? Turn that WIBAI to WIBNI as you learn how to use a variety of thinking tools to improve the thought processes of the creative and critical thinkers in your classroom and your team. The FPSPI CMPS Coordinator will show you how to use such thinking tools as SCAMPER, ALOU, and WIBAI/WIBNI to make a winning team. Composition Toolbox for Competitive Writers Willis Room, 2nd floor Carole Sanders, KAAC Board, DuPont Manual HS; Brett Reliford, KAAC Board, Adair County High School What is the difference between proficient academic writing and award-winning competitive writing? Experienced coaches will provide tips, models, and answers to your questions that will boost achievement for your skilled writers.

3:45 to 4:15 PM - DOOR PRIZE GIVEAWAY

Get your “KAAC BUCKS” in your registration packet and from presenters after each breakout or certification clinic. After signing them, drop your “BUCKS” in the bag for the door prize(s) of your choice. We’ll draw prize-by-prize starting at 3:45PM. Then, we’ll take all unchosen BUCKS and put them in a kitty for our buzzer system draw! We hope you enjoy multiple chances to win this year! Must be present to win.

Don’t forget the other drawings for questions at 10AM and 11:15AM as well!


Saturday Certification

Saturday: FPS Survival Kit


FPS 04 - 8 AM to 12 PM Wilkinson Room,1st floor Kathy Sorrell, Fleming County FPS 13 - 8 AM to 12 PM Brown Room, 2nd floor Tawnya Gipson, Warren County FPS 24 - 7:45 AM to 9:45 AM Laffoon Room, 1st floor Jill Lauroesch, Meyzeek Middle School

Quick Recall Certification Zero and one year sessions are two hours; 2+ sessions are 45 minutes to an hour.

QR 04 - 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM Carroll/Ford Room, 2nd floor Joey Hamilton and Freddie Napier, Pike County QR 25 - 9 AM to 10 AM Sampson Room,1st floor Greg Grey, Edmonson County

FPS Familiarization “Jump Start” – Brenda Darnell, KAAC Program Director 7 AM – Combs/Chandler Room, 2nd floor Have you been recruited to be a Future Problem Solving coach or evaluator and are not really sure what you have committed to? This session is a must for all FPS “newbies”. Learn a brief overview of what FPS is and how the competition is structured.


FPS Topics Overview—Kirk Barnett, Russell High School 8:00 AM – Combs/Chandler Room Room, 2nd floor Toxic Materials, Disorders and Cloud Storage. Three diverse topics for the 2017-2018 FPS academic year. Join Kirk as he gives a brief overview of each of these topics and provides initial research to quick-start your team this season. Join FPS International Championship coaches as they lead you through coaching

FPS with the District topic, Toxic Waste, intertwined throughout the morning

coaches’ sessions. As you leave this conference as the FPS coach, you will have

several ideas to present to the students on the District Topic. This information will

help you prepare your team for competitions and advancement to the next level.

Here are our “FPS Survival Kit” breakouts:

9:00 AM – Combs/Chandler Room Room, 2nd floor Melissa Bryan, Heath Middle School; Carolyn Hale, Fayette County Session 1: Preparing for the District Topic: Toxic Materials

Collecting resources for Toxic Materials How do you introduce the topic to your team? How would you practice for Toxic Materials?

10 AM – Combs/Chandler Room Room, 2nd floor Pamela Burton, Johnson County Schools; Carolyn Hale, Fayette County Session 2: Competing for the District Topic: Toxic Materials

How do you get your team ready to compete at District? How would you practice leading up to the competition date? The use of “mists” and future scenes – where do you get them? What do you do if you have a “weak link” on your team? What if you can’t replace

him/her? 11 AM – Combs/Chandler Room Room, 2nd floor Brenda Porter, Johnson County; Kirk Barnett, Russell High School Session 3: Survival Kit: Competing at Advanced Levels for the District Topic: Toxic Materials

Read through a Future Scene about the topic of Toxic Materials Coaches will work in small groups to write Challenges, Solutions, and Criteria for the FS Group discussion concerning competition ideas The Action Plan: Basic vs. Advanced plans


Special Events and Notices Reminder – FPS Certification When you leave Conference, 0 and 1 year certifications must be completed by returning your sample booklet within 14 days. The 2+ Certification quiz must also be completed within 14 days.

KAAC “BUCKS” for door prize drawings

Get your KAAC “BUCKS” in your registration packet, from exhibitors, and from presenters after each breakout or certification clinic. After signing them, drop your BUCKS in the bag for the door prize(s) of your choice. We’ll draw prize-by-prize starting at 3:45PM. Then, we’ll take all unchosen BUCKS and put them in a kitty for our buzzer system draw! We hope you enjoy multiple chances to win this year! Must be present to win.

Governor’s Cup Question Giveaways Friday at 10 AM, 11:15 AM and 2:15 PM Use your KAAC BUCKS (see above) to win 3 years of past Governor’s Cup questions! Must be present to win.

Grand Door Prize Giveaways – 3:45 PM Friday At 3:45 PM Friday, come to the Exhibit Hall to win fabulous prizes, including a new buzzer system, past Governor’s Cup questions and items for the home and classroom. Conference registrants only, and you must be present to win!

Friday Luncheon Entertainment: CJ Harlow

Armed with a high-voltage razor sharp wit, C.J. Harlow is disarmingly funny. Very few people have lived through so many unique experiences. Moving from a quiet small town in Hart County to the middle of the hood, serving in the Marines, bicycling across America, starting his own fraternity, has resulted in some original comedy. C.J. can be heard daily on Laugh USA and Blue Collar Comedy on Satellite radio. C.J. has performed for audiences all across the US, USO Tours, Churches and corporate functions and hardly anyone has complained. "Coming Clean" C.J.s first CD is available on iTunes and was voted top 10 comedy albums of the 2012 by Sirius Comedy.


Thank you for coming to this year’s Conference. Please let us know if there’s something we can do to make your experience more worthwhile. Thank You! When Governor’s Cup began in 1986, there was only a shared desire among educators to promote academic excellence and recognize outstanding achievement. Today over 1200 KAAC schools and 20,000 students take part in our Commonwealth's most prestigious academic event. Thank you for your investment in Kentucky's future. We hope you enjoy the KAAC Conference and wish you the best of good fortune in the coming year.

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KAAC Board of Directors

The KAAC Board is composed of sectional representatives, who are elected by coaches, and appointed representatives, who represent various Kentucky agencies who are stakeholders in education.

Section 1 Ballard, Caldwell, Calloway, Carlisle, Christian, Crittenden, Fulton, Graves, Henderson, Hickman, Hopkins, Livingston, Lyon, Marshall, McCracken, Trigg, Union, Webster Mr. Rodney Holt, McCracken County Ms. Melissa Bryan, McCracken County Section 2 Allen, Barren, Breckinridge, Butler, Cumberland, Daviess, Edmonson, Grayson, Hancock, Logan, McLean, Meade, Metcalfe, Monroe, Muhlenberg, Ohio, Simpson, Todd, Warren Ms. Cheryl Parker, Owensboro Mr. Todd Garrison, Glasgow Section 3 Anderson, Bullitt, Carroll, Franklin, Green, Hardin, Hart, Henry, LaRue, Marion, Nelson, Oldham, Owen, Scott, Shelby, Spencer, Taylor, Trimble, Washington Mr. Wesley Waddle, Hart County Mr. Rex Hanson, Elizabethtown Section 4 Jefferson Ms. Carole Sanders, DuPont Manual Mr. Doug Wilham, Jefferson County Schools Section 5 Adair, Boyle, Casey, Clinton, Fayette, Garrard, Jessamine, Lincoln, Madison, McCreary, Mercer, Pulaski, Rockcastle, Russell, Wayne, Woodford Mr. Charles Kahn, Woodford County Mr. Brett Reliford, Adair County Section 6 Boone, Campbell, Kenton, Bath, Bourbon, Bracken, Clark, Fleming, Gallatin, Grant, Harrison, Mason, Montgomery, Nicholas, Pendleton, Robertson Ms. Karen Rathbun, Covington Ms. Pam Rice, Campbell County

Section 7 Bell, Breathitt, Clay, Estill, Harlan, Jackson, Knott, Knox, Laurel, Lee, Leslie, Letcher, Owsley, Perry, Powell, Whitley, Wolfe Ms. Lucy Flanary, Estill County, Vice-Pres. Ms. Carla Neeley, Clay County Section 8 Boyd, Carter, Elliot, Floyd, Greenup, Johnson, Lawrence, Lewis, Magoffin, Martin, Menifee, Morgan, Pike, Rowan Mr. Joey Hamilton, East Ridge High School, Pres. Mr. Kirk Barnett, Russell Kentucky School Boards Association Dr. Felix Akojie, West Kentucky Community and Technical College Kentucky Education Association Mr. Freddie Napier, Pike County Ky. Assn. of School Administrators Ms. Mary Belcher, Pikeville Kentucky State Board of Education Ms. Mary Ann Miller, Frankfort Office of the Governor Vacant Kentucky Association of School Councils Mr. John Erwin, Danville Kentucky Department of Education Ms. Leann Pickerill, Frankfort








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Quick Recall Trainers Virginia Browning, Madisonville-North Hopkins Anthony Carney, Danville Bate MS John Darnell, Bellevue Bettye Davenport, Bardstown Keith Durham, Fayette County Lucy Flanary, Estill County Schools Gary Goodaker, Caldwell County Kent Grannis, Fleming County Gregory Grey, Edmonson County Joey Hamilton, Pike County Rex Hanson, Elizabethtown Debbie Highley, Bath County Rodney Holt, Paducah Jeremy Krug, Graves County High School Freddie Napier, Pike County Cheryl Parker, Daviess County Cathy Pennington, Russell Brenda Porter, Johnson County Schools Virginia Rice, Harlan Carole Sanders, Louisville Scott Sexton, Pulaski County Wesley Waddle, Hart County Erin Waggoner, Jessamine County Schools Neil Watson, Floyd County John Woolley, Owensboro

Thanks for all you do for the students of Kentucky!


Future Problem Solving Trainers Kirk Barnett, Russell Independent High School Jeanette Barreiro, Daviess County Jenna Boone, Oldham County Melissa Bryan, McCracken County Pam Burton, Johnson County Leslie Cornett, Estill County Middle School Tawnya Gipson, Warren County Schools Carolyn Hale, Fayette County Rex Hanson, Elizabethtown High School Rodney Holt, Paducah High School Roxana Jacobs, Greenup County Jill Lauroesch, Jefferson County Rick Moman, Daviess County Beth Morehead, Calloway County Leslie Moyer, Wurtland Middle School Tyler Murphy, Woodford County Brenda Porter, Johnson Central High School Karen Rathbun, Northern Kentucky Brett Reliford, Adair County High School Virginia Rice, Harlan County Mary Schmalzl, Ryle High School Scott Sexton, Pulaski County Henrietta Sheffel, Breathitt County Edwina Sheffield-Slack, Ohio County Jane Slivey, Logan County Kathy Sorrell, Fleming County Tammy Townsend, Daviess County Drew Trimble, Woodford County Wesley Waddle, Hart County

Teaching students how to think, not what to think!


Hall of Fame Margaret Age, Louisville Marcella Ashcraft, Florence Ronnie Back, Russell Frank Baldridge, Inez Tim Ballard, Bardstown Kirk Barnett, Russell Michael Barber, Paintsville Margie Barnes, Jamestown Fredia Blackwell, Irvine Karen Blum, Crestwood Charlene Boggs, Maysville Jenna Boone, Russell Lillie Botts, Denniston Sandy Bowling, Manchester Grayson Boyd, Williamsport Bill Braden, Frankfort Melissa Bryan, Paducah John Burgess, Russel Ben Burr, Bardstown Pam Burton, Paintsville Brandon Campbell, Irvine Anthony Carney, Danville Lori Cash, Louisville Jeff Castle, Nicholasville Marcia Caudill, Carcassonne Mike Caudill, Carcassonne Judy Clements, Erlanger Joan Coates, Union James Coleman, Johns Creek Renee Coleman, Johns Creek Carol Combs, Jeff Susan Compton, Versailles Rita Cook, Petersburg Joe Crawford, Irvine Kathy Creech, Paintsville Anne Crockett, Louisville Sharon Crosby, Louisville Charles (Chuck) Dean, Lexington David Eakles, Bowling Green Billie Ferguson, Barbourville Lucy Flanary, Irvine Barbara Flair, Greensburg Jon Frederick, Cumberland County David Gaddie, Campbellsville Jean Gaunce, Somerset Donna Gholson, Russellville Independent Chris Girard, Florence Gary Goodaker, Caldwell County Colleen Gossett, Ashland Trey Grayson, Covington Jarrett Greer, Paintsville Greg Grey, Brownsville Marianne Griffith, Ashland Carolyn Hale, Johnson County Brenda Hall, Campbellsville Barbara Hamilton, Richmond Rex Hanson, LaRue County Jason Harris, Owensboro Debbie Highley, Owingsville Sister Aidan Hogan, Louisville Marilyn Hohmann, Louisville Leslie Hoskins, Henderson Virginia Hougland, Hopkinsville Kathi Hume, Lexington Roxana Jacobs, Greenup Ned Johnson, Tarpon Springs Wayland Johnston, Elizabethtown

Jean Justice, Harold Ints Kampars, Hardinsburg Matthew Knupp, Russell Sister Nancy Kordenbrock, Villa Hills Wanda Kuester, Evansville Irene Kuyper, Ashland Deborah Lemaster, Paintsville Joe Lovell, Frankfort Diane McCamish, Elizabethtown Polly McLain, Evarts Donn and Pam Manker, Campbell County Donna Mason, Bell County Frank Miklavic, Frankfort Michael Mills, Greensburg Carolyn Mitchell, Greenville Matthew Morris, New York City Carol Morton, Lexington Darlene Musselman, Florence Bill Nallia, Frankfort John O’Bryan, Alexandria Melanie Onnen, Loveland Carolyn Papajohn, Ft. Wright Cheryl Parker, Owensboro Cathy Pennington, Russell David Pettit, Utica Geraldine Phillips, Clay County Brenda Porter, Staffordsville Danna Powers, Ashland Julia Pratt, Monticello Linda Preuss, Owensboro Sandy Preston, Paintsville Bettye Puckett, Bardstown Karon Reynolds, Elizabethtown Daniel Reynolds, Berea Thurmas Reynolds, Lexington Eldridge Rogers, Cadiz Jayme Runyon, Paintsville Richard Sarles, Madisonville Carole Sanders, duPont Manual Ken Scott, Frankfort Scott Sexton, Northern Middle Jane Silvey, Russellville Virginia Southard, Monticello Shannon Stamper, Lexington John Stephens, Raceland Bennett Stewart, Pikeville Andy Strange, Lakeside Park Sandra Stults, Winchester Tom Swartz, Lawrenceburg Wanda Tate, Hardinsburg Janet Taylor, Paintsville Ken Thompson, Louisville Kevin Thompson, Greensburg Gene Toth, Lexington Andrew Trimble, Paintsville Steve Trimble, Paintsville Khadra Turley, Mayfield Patty Valente, Hopkinsville Neil Watson, Garrett Joyce Watson, Garrett Tim Weatherholt, Cloverport Zella Wells, Paintsville John Wells, Newnan Howard White, Brownsville Jerri Wold, Louisville John Woolley, Philpot Wayne Young, Frankfort


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Usborne Books and More Janice Elam 2235 Bleu Yacht Lane Union, KY 41091 [email protected] www.usbornebookstop.com Award winning, educational childrens books for all ages. Zeecraft Tech., LLC Pete Hausser 2515 Tucker Road New Woodstock, NY 13122 [email protected] www.zeecraft.com Computer based and stand alone Quiz Bowl equipment. All equipment is available in wired or wireless version. Timers, scoreboards and other accessories are also available for academic competition and classroom use.


Visit www.kaac.com for: Calendar of Events

FPS Topics and Descriptions

Content Area Breakdowns for Quick Recall and Written Assessment

Coaching Resources Invitational Tournaments

“Local” Quick Recall and FPS Certification dates

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