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Congratulations to the ACMS KYA Teams! Students from Adair County Middle School, led by Advisor Candice Flatt, competed in the Kentucky Youth Assembly (KYA) for the first time on December 3-5, 2023. The Kentucky Youth Assembly is an experiential learning program in which students serve as part of a model state government. KYA offers students the opportunity to learn and debate policy issues, develop critical thinking skills, and articulate their beliefs while engaging with peers from around Kentucky. The ACMS students at KYA this year were Hunter Ballou, Sallie Ballou, Josie Blair, Addie Bowman, Maddie Burkhardt, Madi Burns, Bowen Furkin, Jay Harmon, Addie McMinnoway, Emily Smith, Cole Stockton, Pierce Stotts, and Maddie Wethington. One officer at the conference said Adair County's debate teams were "phenomenal". The middle schoolers brought home numerous awards for their hard work and dedication, including Premier Delegation, and had one bill pass the House and one pass both the House and Senate. Flatt says, "These are tremendous results, especially for a first-year debate team! We cannot wait to return to KYA next year with experience behind us and more awards in our hands! Congratulations to the ACMS KYA Team!" This story was posted on 2023-12-08 09:03:11
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