KSHSAA

Yes and no. Every state has an athletic or activities association. Kansas is unique in the range of activities offered. The KSHSAA oversees Student Council programs and has a service/leadership program unlike any other in the nation. The Kansas Association for Youth (KAY) is active in more than 150 schools. The KSHSAA is only the second state association in the country to establish a student advisory team, comprised of a boy and girl from two schools in each of the six classes. This group gives direct student input to the staff and Executive Board. Through summer leadership camps in KAY, Student Council, and spirit and dance activities, the KSHSAA has more direct contact with students than any other state association in the nation... At the KSHSAA State Basketball Tournaments, a special sportsmanship committee evaluated and rated the cheerleaders, school cheering section, adult and non-high school fans, team, and coach of each school... A private/non-profit association of accredited..

Also known as: Kansas State High School Activities Association

Primary location: Topeka United States