Mr. Kanzig  has lived in Oregon all his life. He has been a teacher since 1983. He has taught in Station, Colton, and Sisters. After that he came to Sisters and taught since 1994 and came to the middle school in 2003. He left the high school to come to the middle school and be the counselor because the old counselor left back to live in Hon Kong. Mr. Kanzig also has a web page called counselor's corner on the sisters middle school page.

Mr. Kanzig's favorite kids are the ones that have a positive attitude about school and life. Even though he has left some of his favorite kids at the high school he is finding his favorite kids here at the middle school. He is get very well acquainted with the knew students at sister middle school.

The candy is one of the most important part of the meal in kids point of view. But in Mr. Kanzig's point of view it is the main part of the meal. Mr. Kanzig's favorite food is Mexican food. His favorite snack is Barbra's Natural Cheese Puffs and Smart Food Cheddar Cheese Popcorn. His favorite candy is Milk Chocolate with Hazelnut. Click hear to get to the Sisters Middle School Schedule 2002-2003.          

Comments from some students

Kirsten Burck

Mr. Kanzig is a great councilor, and is extremely nice. He hears out students' requests, and thinks about the students, not about himself. I really like him.

Johnny Leason

Mr. Kanzig is a fun, energetic, And great with kids.

Christian Jenkins

Mr. Kanzig is a cool guy, I know how it is to be the new guy. So I give him credit.

Jake Thomes

Mr. Kanzig helped me get over the fear of standing up in front of the school when I was running for president. Finally I ended up giving my speech and I did really well.

Cody Moon

Mr. Kanzig is a pretty sweet man he helped me try to see more in life than what I believe in.

Brittany Tosello

Mr. Kanzig is a really cool guy, and a great Christian. I am so glad to have him as a counselor here at sisters middle school.

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Nicholas Reuter

 Updated: December 2004