I am pleased by the education received by children in my home State of Idaho. Our teachers are caring, administrators are dedicated, and our schools are effective. The preparation for life and for further learning that I received in Idaho classrooms during my youth has served me well throughout the years. Today, I am especially pleased to honor Randy Jensen, the Principal of William Thomas Middle School in American Falls, ID, who has been selected as the National Secondary Principal of the Year. For nearly 20 years, Mr. Jensen has worked to make William Thomas a welcoming and supportive environment for students and staff. His commitment to communication, teamwork and proactive problem solving is well recognized by parents and members of the community, and has now been recognized by his colleagues at the national level. Mr. Jensen correctly states that middle school is 'a tumultuous time in the lives of young people, so those of us who know and love them must be their advocates.' Mr. Jensen has been just that: an effective advocate for Idaho students. It is altogether fitting that he should be recognized and honored. So today, I offer my congratulations and best wishes to Randy Jensen, National Secondary Principal of the Year.
Mike Crapo: “I am pleased by the education received by children in my home State of Idaho. Our teachers are caring, administrators…”
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Honoring Randy Jensen, Principal of William Thomas Middle School, as National Secondary Principal of the Year.
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