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Inman USD 448 is taking applications for a full-time custodian. If interested, please contact Orella Lucas at 620-585-6441 or email olucas@usd448.com.
Inman High School was proud to recognize the Senior class of 2023 for their accomplishments, awards, and scholarships, and wish them each the best in their future.
Jordan Avery: CNA Completer with state Certification, Pleasant View Nursing Home Scholarship
Emma Brown: Senior Class President, Inman High School MayFete Royalty, Jory Konrade “MAKE EVERY DAY A MASTERPIECE” Scholarship, Great Plains GEAPS Chapter Scholarship, Mid Kansas Coop Scholarship, Hutchinson Community College Admissions
Scholarship, Charles A. Rayl Memorial Scholarship, Hutchinson Community College Outreach Scholarship
Eli Brunk: National Honor Society Member, Has been selected to play in the 50th annual Kansas Shrine Bowl this July, Inman MotoCross Scholarship, Corn Family Scholarship, Inman FFA Chapter Scholarship, Kansas Grain & Feed Association Scholarship, Hutchinson Community College Presidential Scholarship, Hutchinson Community College Presidential Books Scholarship
Harrison Brunk: Inman High School MayFete Royalty, Class of 2023 Valedictorian, National Honor Society Member, Wendy’s Heisman nominee from Inman HS, Kansas Scholars Curriculum Completer, State of Kansas Scholar, Wichita State Junior Scholar, 2023 National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete, Ellis Family Kansas State University Scholarship, Inman Lions Club Scholarship, The Duncan Program Foundation Scholarship, Kansas State University Scholar Award:
Josiah Buller: Class of 2023 Valedictorian, National Honor Society Member, Student Council Co President, DARE Role Model, Kansas Scholars Curriculum Completer, State of Kansas Scholar, Wichita State Junior Scholar, Inman HS nomination for the FCA Athlete of the Year, Mike Hicks Student/Athlete Award, KSHSAA Citizenship Award, Dale Dennis Award, Dick Fry Memorial Scholarship, Inman Dental Care Scholarship, Louie’s Service Center Scholarship, Inman Lions Club Scholarship, Bethel College Thresher Academic Scholarship, Bethel College Thresher Football Scholarship, Bethel College Legacy Scholarship, Bethel College Church Scholarship;
Garrett Froese: HCTEA 1 year completer in Auto Collision Repair, Hutchinson Community College Books Scholarship, Hutchinson Community College Admissions Scholarship, Charles Schmucker Memorial Scholarship
Kylie Flaming: Class of 2023 Valedictorian, National Honor Society Co President, FFA President, She has earned a Kansas FFA State Degree, DARE Role Model, Wichita State Junior Scholar, KSHSAA Citizenship Award, Wichita State University Freshman Merit Scholarship, Dorothy and Bill Cohen Honors College Merit Scholarship, First Christian Church of McPherson Scholarship, Raleigh Insurance Scholarship, Inman FFA Chapter Scholarship, National FFA Ford Trucks/Built Ford Tough Midway Motors Scholarship, Wichita State Distinguished Student Invitational Scholarship, Rudd Foundation 4 year Full Ride Scholarship to Wichita State
Rhett Gilkey: HCTEA 1 year completer in Production Welding
Joee Hurley: CNA Completer with state certification, CMA Completer with state certification, Ernest G & Ellen E Briggs Scholarship, Rodney & Kay (Dempsey) Horn Scholarship, Cloud County Community College Foundation Scholarship, Cloud County Community College Vice President Scholarship, Pleasant View Nursing Home Scholarship, Prairie Bank Scholarship
Alyssa Johnson: Ernest E & Marjorie J Woleslagel Scholarship, SAL Scholarship, Hutchinson Community College Admissions Scholarship, Hutchinson Community College Blue Dragon Cheer Scholarship, Missouri Valley District Gymnastics Scholarship
Zaden Johnson: Prairie Bank Scholarship, Carol & Fred Bichet Scholarship
Eli Leck: Class of 2023 Valedictorian, Student Council Co President, National Honor Society Co-President, Kansas Governor’s Scholar, KWCH “Top of the Class” nominee, DARE Role Model, Kansas Scholars Curriculum Completer, State of Kansas Scholar, Wichita State Junior Scholar, Dick Fry Memorial Scholarship, Ecomeets Scholarship, Inman Recreation Scholarship, McPherson College “Close to Home” Scholarship, McPherson College Alumni Scholarship
Sydney Maurer: CNA Completer with state Certification, DARE Role Model, Kansas Scholars Curriculum Completer, American Red Cross Blood Drive Scholarship, Troy Hostetler Memorial Scholarship, Inman Dental Care Scholarship, Ellis Family Kansas State University Scholarship, Inman Lions Club Scholarship, Inman FFA Greenhouse Scholarship, Inman FFA Alumni Scholarship, Inman Recreation Scholarship, Inman High School Alumni Scholarship, Kansas State University Limestone Award
Michael McConnaughy: HCTEA 2 year completer in Production Welding, NCKTC Scholarship
Lakin McEuen: National Honor Society Member, The Corn Family Scholarship, Hutchinson Community College Blue Dragon Choral Scholarship, Hutchinson Community College Leadership Scholarship, Hutchinson Community College Leadership Books Scholarship
Brant Mikulecky: Kansas Scholars Curriculum Completer, National Honor Society Member, Bill Sisson Memorial Softball/Baseball Scholarship, Kansas Wesleyan University Presidential Dean’s Scholarship, Kansas Wesleyan Baseball Scholarship
Maci Neufeld: Kansas Scholars Curriculum Completer, National Honor Society Member, Mike Hicks Student Athlete Award, McPherson County AFA Scholarship Finalist, Dick Fry Memorial Scholarship, Hutchinson Community College Leadership Scholarship, Hutchinson Community College Leadership Books Scholarship
Dominic Nuese-Rasmussen: HCTEA 1 year completer in Auto Collision Repair, HCTEA 1 year completer in Production Welding
Noah Pollock: HCTEA 1 year completer in Auto Collision Repair, Hutchinson Community College Admissions Scholarship
Coleson Reinecker: Inman High School Choral Student of the Year, Inman High School Band Student of the Year, SAL Scholarship, Inman Arts Council Scholarship, Glenda Pfannenstiel Bethany College Vocal Music Scholarship, Bethany College Goodlife Scholarship;
Jadyn Rutz: Inman Harvest Award Scholarship
Samuel Shober: Kansas Scholars Curriculum Completer, Hutchinson Community College Academic Excellence Scholarship
Kadence Welch: National Honor Society Member, Louie’s Service Center Scholarship, Hutchinson Community College Presidential Leadership Scholarship, Hutchinson Community College Presidential Leadership Books Scholarship, Hutchinson Community College Ambassador Scholarship, Hutchinson Community College Ambassador Books Scholarship
Grant Wiens: HCTEA 1 year Completer in Production Welding, PrairieLand John Deere Scholarship to Garden City Community College
Maryssa Winksy: Emporia State GPA Scholarship.
Inman High School senior Kylie Flaming was awarded with the prestigious Rudd Foundation Scholarship at the Homecoming Assembly. A video of the surprise presentation can be found here: HERE
The Rudd Foundation is pleased to announce its sixth class of Rudd Scholars, comprised of 30 Kansas high school seniors selected following a competitive application process that focuses on the students and their life stories, in addition to academic accomplishments, test scores and extracurricular activities. The newly selected scholars (full list attached) will bring the total to 111 Rudd Scholars for the 2023-24 school year. Of the new class, 18 scholars will attend Wichita State, 6 will attend Fort Hays State, and 6 will attend Emporia State.
All Rudd Scholars receive a 4-year college scholarship to attend either Emporia State University, Fort Hays State University or Wichita State University to obtain a bachelor’s degree in a field of their choice. Each Rudd Scholarship covers all tuition and fees, books, supplies, and on-campus room and board remaining after other aid, grants, and scholarships received by the student. The expected value for the 30 new scholarship recipients is approximately $1.5 million over four years.
“The Foundation is honored to offer the Rudd Scholarship to these exceptional young men and women, and we look forward to watching each of their journeys through our program and into their professional careers,” said Darrell Swank, President of the Rudd Foundation. “Leslie Rudd’s vision in establishing this program was to provide students of this caliber with the opportunity to fully experience college without financial stress, graduate debt-free, and be inspired to pursue their own passions and dreams, all while remaining connected to their Kansas communities. Mr. Rudd would be very proud of this group of students.”
Corri Roberts, Director of the Rudd Scholarship Program, leads the selection, mentoring and support processes with the scholars throughout their college experience. Ms. Roberts remarked on the program’s focus on going beyond meeting the financial needs of the students. “We view the Rudd Scholarship as much more than a financial investment in our students,” said Ms. Roberts. “We strive to offer these exceptional young people the opportunity to receive mentoring, networking, professional development, and internship opportunities, as well as encouraging them to give back to philanthropic organizations that inspire them. The incredible result of this is a connection with and amongst the scholars that continues beyond their four years in our program.”
For Mr. Swank and the other Rudd Foundation Board members, including Leslie Rudd’s daughter, Samantha Rudd, and sister, Andrea Skibell, as well as long-time friends and business partners, Steven Kay and Pat Roney, the experience of meeting the scholars and learning about their individual stories has been inspiring. “Each and every one of the Rudd Scholars is extraordinary in their own way, and they have achieved so much personally and academically despite what often seems like insurmountable challenges in their lives,” said Swank. “The Foundation Board members continue to be inspired by the students and feel privileged to be able to support them along with the day-to-day efforts of Ms. Roberts and her team members Alma Hidalgo-Blankinship and Dr. Danielle Sutter. We believe the Rudd Scholars program will continue to have a deep and lasting impact on the state of Kansas, as Mr. Rudd envisioned.”
Please visit https://scholars.ruddfoundation.org/ to view the full list of the 2023 Rudd Scholar Cohort and get a sneak peek at our upcoming redesigned website.
USD448 is looking for a district morning and evening route driver: full-time, part-time & substitute positions available.
For more information contact Orella Lucas at 620-585-6441.