Kentucky Association for Academic Competition (KAAC) Seeks Program Director
KAAC is a non-profit, independent, educational service agency serving over 27,000 students representing over 1000 public and private schools across Kentucky. KAAC is seeking to hire a Program Director. This role is an essential part of the mission of KAAC and serves as Kentucky’s Affiliate Director for the Future Problem Solving Program International organization.
This position is full-time, at the KAAC office in Frankfort, KY, and includes health insurance, retirement, and some travel. Salary will be based on experience and ranges from $40,000-$50,000. A complete job description and application can be found here. Applications will be accepted until 5:00 PM EDT April 14, 2023.
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Camp Registration opens on February 1. Click the "Camps" link above.
END-OF-YEAR QUESTION RELEASE
The questions from the past year are ready to download using the links below. You must also have the password that has been sent with the newsletter to the school representative.
Challenge and reward your students!
Students rarely have the opportunity to showcase their academic achievement, and standard classroom content may not adequately challenge and draw out the full potential of every student. KAAC can help you provide the academic rigor and creativity your students desire, and give them the recognition they deserve. Through KAAC-sponsored academic competitions, students:
- Broaden their knowledge base
- Build relationships with like-minded peers
- Learn the value of teamwork
- Develop new skill sets that will help them succeed beyond the classroom
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