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THIS PLAN APPLIES TO ALL 9TH & 12TH GRADE STUDENTS WHO SELECTED ONSITE LEARNING.
Starting March 1: Onsite 12th graders
Inperson learning four days a week (Mon, Tues, Thur, Fri)
Wednesdays are remote and use remote Wed. schedule
On March 8: Onsite 9th graders
Inperson learning four days a week. (Mon, Tues, Thur, Fri)
Wednesdays are remote and use remote Wed. schedule
10th & 11th GRADE STUDENTS
continue in their current learning style.
SPRING ATHLETES will move to onsite learning starting Mar. 1st, if they choose onsite as their learning model
- 9th & 12th grades will return 4 days a week
- 10th & 11th grades will return 2 days a week
SOCIAL DISTANCING will occur to the greatest extent possible. Students are expected to wear masks properly, wash hands often, and stay home if they are sick. Need help navigating remote learning? Check out these resources:
- Watch our YouTube channel
- Check out our Remote Learning Tools
- Download the 20/21 school calendar
- See the Daily Bell Schedule
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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Scholastic 2021 Art Exhibit
Congratulations to the 8 NEM students with the following awards:
- 6 Gold Key
- 4 Silver Key
- 5 Honorable Mentions
On display at MarkArts now through March 27.
Also available online:
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Congratulations to Cadet Colonel Peter Porcaro, a senior at NEM, who has received the JROTC Marine Corps Legion of Valor Bronze Cross for Achievement Award. He is the first Wichita cadet to receive this distinction since the district’s JROTC program began in 2000. To receive this award cadets must have an MCJROTC and academic class standing in the top 25 percent of their class to be considered. Last school year Peter was first in his class of 161 students and a member of the National Honor Society.
Please see the MJROTC page for more information.
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See the school calendar for when the next session is offered.
A great way for students to get missing work caught up & receive additional help.
- Click here to request the teams meeting link by NOON FRIDAY the day before.
- Next, check school email account for Teams meeting link Saturday morning.
- Students do not need to attend the full 3 hours
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NEM CARES!
Just because we are not meeting in person everyday doesn't mean we aren't here for you.
If you would like to talk to one of our counselors, please call 316.973.2304 to request an appointment.
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Bus Tracking Enrollment Form ENGLISH * ESPANOL * VIETNAMESE
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All WPS staff eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccine – updated 2-24-21
Wichita Public Schools will be receiving enough COVID-19 vaccines from Sedgwick County to vaccinate all WPS staff, including substitutes, who wish to receive the vaccine.
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WPS staff surprised with Education EDGE and Koch classroom grants
Fifteen teachers and school-based staff members across the district were surprised with the announcement that they received Education EDGE and Koch classroom grants to support their classroom projects.
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Gil Alvarez named Deputy Superintendent for the Wichita Public Schools
Gil Alvarez, Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Schools, has been selected as Deputy Superintendent of the Wichita Public Schools effective April 1, 2021.
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WPS staff named to state-wide education task force
Superintendent Dr. Alicia Thompson and gifted teacher Tracy Callard are among the members of a state-wide task force that will provide guidance and oversight for the federal COVID-19 funds.
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Some secondary students will return onsite 4 days a week starting March 1
As COVID-19 numbers continue to decrease, there will be changes for some middle and high school students as they return onsite learning four days a week starting March 1.
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Thirty students recognized with 99% Awards
The 99% Awards recognize middle school and high school students who are making a contribution to their school and serve as a role model to their peers, but who may not be getting the recognition they deserve for doing the right thing.
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Video: Digital Media pathway at Heights High School
Students in the CTE Digital Media pathway at Heights High School get hands-on lessons on how live television productions work while providing families a way to view athletic competitions.
