Kristi Hodgkiss (’90), Paris. Known as “Lady H,” she was a public educator for over 30 years, coaching countless UIL State Policy Debate champions, UIL Congress champions and UIL speech champions, and received multiple state and national coaching recognition awards. She taught at North Lamar High School, where she turned the speech and debate team into a nationally ranked program. She transitioned from teaching to public relations, becoming director of public relations for North Lamar ISD. In her free time, she avidly read true crime books, maintained her family’s ranch and spent time with her family.
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Kristi Hodgkiss (’90), Paris. Known as “Lady H,” she was a public educator for over 30 years, coaching countless UIL State Policy Debate champions, UIL Congress champions and UIL speech champions, and received multiple state and national coaching recognition awards. She taught at North Lamar High School, where she turned the speech and debate team into a nationally ranked program. She transitioned from teaching to public relations, becoming director of public relations for North Lamar ISD. In her free time, she avidly read true crime books, maintained her family’s ranch and spent time with her family.
