Horne praises districts; KUSD OKs construction
JAMES CHILTON/Miner<br><Br> State Superintendent of Schools Tom Horne presents Kingman Academy of Learning Intermediate School principal Eric Lillis with a certificate of recognition Tuesday afternoon in acknowledgement of the school maintaining a "Highly Performing" Arizona Learns certification this year. <a href="Formlayout.asp?formcall=userform&form=20"target="_blank">Click here to purchase this photo</a>
James Chilton
Originally Published: October 15, 2009 6 a.m.
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