'Countless opportunities to grow and learn'
New Warden Middle School Principal Annie Hindman talks with students every day during passing periods. Hindman said she has the goal of learning all of the students' names by the end of the semester. She said she has a cheat sheet with every student's name and picture which she brings home to study.
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From left to right: Warden High School Counselor Anna Hernandez, High School Secretary Cindy Cox, High School Principal Katie Phipps, Middle School Principal Annie Hindman, Middle School Secretary Audra Turner and Athletics Director Brent Cox. The Warden middle and high school share a building and a main office.
Left to right: Warden Middle School Science Teacher Lisa Caudle, new Warden Middle School Principal Annie Hindman and WMS Social Studies Teacher Beky Erickson. The two teachers say Hindman has been doing well during her first semester as an administrator in the school.
WARDEN — Annie Hindman has stepped into the role of principal at Warden Middle School, bringing experience in both education and juvenile justice. Raised on a farm in between Moses Lake and Warden, Hindman credits much of her dedication to education to her mother, who taught kindergarten and first grade for 16 years at Warden Elementary.
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