college. The mean SAT test score in 2014 was 1828 compared to a national average in 2013 of 1498. Faculty The faculty at Wichita Collegiate School have received many honors. Some recent examples include the selection by The College Board of Science Department Chair Janice Crowley as National AP Teacher of the Year in 2008, and Kansas State Board of Education's official recognition of Wichita Collegiate teacher Jenifer Sinsel, the 2006 National Finalist in science at its July 2007 meeting. Sinsel has since left Collegiate. Sinsel is also the 2007 recipient of the National Science Teachers Association Sylvia Shugrue Award. Sinsel was one of only 20 teachers from throughout the United States to be selected by NASA to be in the first class in the Airspace Systems Education Cohort. Wichita Collegiate School chemistry teacher Janice Crowley received the Milken Family Foundation Educator Pathfinder Award for leading her students in investigating a carcinogenic source of breast cancer in area fast food restaurants. Crowley also was named in Reader's Digest's "America's 100 Best" and has been designated Regional Outstanding Chemistry Teacher by the American Chemical Society. Extracurricular activities Athletics Wichita Collegiate School's teams, the Spartans, have numerous state titles. These include four boys' state baseball championships, six boys' state basketball championships, three boys' state football championships, twelve boys' state golf championships and seventeen boys' state tennis championships; as well as one girls' state basketball championship. The girls' tennis team has won seventeen of the state championships in the past eighteen years, missing only the year '99-'00. Collegiate was moved to 4A after winning almost every athletic state championship in 2009, except boys' baseball and girls' basketball, which placed third. They will be moving back down to 3A in the 2014–2015 season. Girls' Soccer was added to the athletic sports group in the 2013 season. State championships Notable alumni R. C. Buford, CEO of the San Antonio Spurs Maurice Evans, NBA player who played for the Washington Wizards, Atlanta Hawks, Los Angeles Lakers, Orlando Magic, Detroit Pistons, Sacramento Kings, and Minnesota Timberwolves Raj Goyle, State Representative and 2010 Democratic candidate for Kansas's 4th congressional district Chase Koch, son of Charles Koch and President of Koch Fertilizer, a subsidiary of Koch Industries Elizabeth Koch, publisher and member of the Koch Family Katie Swan, professional tennis player See also Education in Kansas List of high schools in Kansas List of unified school districts in Kansas