MS Head Girls Basketball Coach

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when applying for any vacancies within USD 340.  Thank you for your interest and for submitting all documentation through the link listed above.  If you have questions please email amy.adams-mitchell@usd340.org  Thank you.   _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

About Jefferson West

The Jefferson West School District has approximately 800 students who attend the three facilities in the District. The District covers 68 square miles in three counties, Jefferson, Jackson and Shawnee.

The Elementary School, which includes grades kindergarten through fourth grade, is located in Meriden, Kansas, with an enrollment of approximately 289 students.

The Middle School is located in Meriden, Kansas, with an enrollment of about 248 students in grades five, six, seven, and eight.

Jefferson West High School is located in Meriden, Kansas, with an enrollment of about 259 students in grades nine through twelve.

The district has dedicated itself to maintaining appropriate classes for the students, allowing a more personal educational experience. Generally, there are around 17-23 students per class throughout the district.

In 2012 the patrons of USD 340 approved a 3.6 million dollar bond issue that provided various improvements to the school facilities.  Some of the improvements included: a new locker room facility with uniform storage, showers and a community room used for film review.  Improvements were also made to the visitors locker room along with restroom facilities and concessions area.  New lights were installed in each gym, new  paint, scoreboard, and bleachers were installed to help fans enjoy the games.  The bond also included a one-to-one iPad initiative for all students.

Our Dedication to Excellence

Jefferson West School District strives to maintain the advantages of a small, rural way of life within its schools. Manageable class sizes, dedicated personnel, personalized instruction, and strong school-community relations are maintained.

Jefferson West provides, through Keystone Learning Service Center, a comprehensive and complete program of Special Education. AdvancED and the State of Kansas accredit all three Jefferson West schools.

In cooperation with the Washburn Institute of Technology, the Jefferson West School District provides a comprehensive vocational and technical program for High School students in grades eleven and twelve.

Jefferson West High School also provides college credit hours through Highland Community College for qualifying students.  A variety of Advanced Placement courses offer another avenue for High School students to earn college credit.

Along with many clubs and student organizations, Jefferson West also offers a Fine Arts program including Band, Vocal Music, Art, Drama, Forensics and Debate opportunities for students.

The Governing Body

The Jefferson West School Board of Education is comprised of seven members with the philosophy that all students shall have an equal opportunity in the pursuit of knowledge. The Board views the Education process as a partnership between parents, students, schools and community.

The Staff

The Jefferson West School District has approximately 120 certified and classified employees working with our students. Small class sizes are maintained in order to provide the best possible climate for learning to occur.

Athletics

A member of the Big Seven League, the Jefferson West School District has a competitive athletic program for both boys and girls sports in grades seven through twelve that includes Football, Volleyball, Cross Country, Wrestling, Basketball, Baseball, Softball, Track and Field, and Golf. 

Community Support

The Jefferson West Booster Club actively supports the programs and students at all grade levels. The Board of Education encourages support by the Booster Club, local businesses, and civic organizations in the district programs.

Parent and Patron volunteers work closely with teachers at all grade levels. This partnership with the community and the parents is essential if students are to reach their fullest potential.