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High School Summer School Opportunities
Enrollment for USD259 courses now through 3pm June 1, 2021
Community Summer School Opportunities
See link for details about each program
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Need help navigating remote learning?
Check out our Remote Learning Tools
Tech Issues??? Please contact our district help desk if you have a password or tech issues at (316) 973-4357 or the NEM Technology Help Desk at (316) 366-6647
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Bus Tracking Enrollment Form ENGLISH * ESPANOL * VIETNAMESE
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Celebrate the WPS Class of 2021 with Facebook Photo Frames
We've created school-specific Facebook photo frames to celebrate the WPS graduating Class of 2021
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Video: Teacher Appreciation Week
In recognition of Teacher Appreciation Week, we asked WPS elementary, middle and high school students to share their thoughts on why they appreciate their teachers.
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BOE video: AVID presentation
At the May 3 BOE meeting, the Board of Education heard a presentation on the district's AVID program.
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Amanda Kingrey named Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Schools for the Wichita Public Schools
Amanda Kingrey has been named Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Schools for the Wichita Public Schools effective April 23, 2021.
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Northeast Magnet and East High School among Best High Schools in Kansas
Northeast Magnet High School was named one of the 10 best high schools in Kansas and East High was ranked 26th by U.S. News & World Report.
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WPS students receive Give Back scholarships
Fifteen WPS students have received 2021 Give Back scholarships. Those chosen for the program receive mentoring throughout high school and if they finish the program in good standing, will receive a full-ride scholarship to Wichita State, K-State, Pittsburg State or Baker University.
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Video: WPS Native American Education Program hosts Powwow
The Wichita community was invited to the event held April 17 at Mid-America All-Indian Center.
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Distinguished Classroom Teachers recognized
The Wichita Public Schools recognized the 2021 Distinguished Classroom Teacher Award recipients in their respective categories during the April 19 Board of Education meeting.
