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Wichita Public Schools is launching a Community Engagement Survey to gather input from families, staff, and the Wichita community.
Free breakfast and lunch will be served at 34 locations throughout Wichita.
The program offers Wichita Public Schools graduates a seamless route to earn their teaching licensure.
The 2025 Distinguished Classroom Teachers were recognized on April 7.
Superintendent Kelly Bielefeld gave a statement and answered reporters’ questions about the Febrary 25, 2025, bond election.
The Board of Education heard an update on the educational effort and planning for the February 25 bond election.
Wichita Board of Education members elected Diane Albert as President and Melody McCray-Miller as Vice-President for 2025.
More than 300 employees, volunteers and partners were recognized with the Good Apple Award on December 9.
The Board of Education heard an overview of the Facility Master Plan community survey during its December 2, 2024 meeting.
WPS schools enjoyed friendly competition while making the holidays bright for Wichita families in need at the 2024 Turkey Drive, collecting 2040 turkeys, 48,560 side items and more than $18,000.
WPS hosted a Literacy Summit to engage parents, business partners and the community in learning about our efforts to teach students to read.
Wichita Public Schools’ graduation rate for the Class of 2024 is 84.3%, up 10.3 percentage points from 2018.
The Kansas State Department of Education recognized Wichita Public Schools through the 2024 Kansans Can Star Recognition Program.
Wichita Public Schools enrollment for the 24-25 school year is 46,556. Traditional PreK – 12 enrollment has increased for the first time in several years.
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