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Thank you Mrs. Massey for sharing your personal experience about why blood donations are important. Northwest’s annual Blood Drive is Wednesday, March 3 from 8am-1pm in the gym mezzanine. Parents, students, and staff are encouraged to schedule a lifesaving appointment. Donors must be at least 16 years old. Donors who are 16 must also bring a signed parental consent form. All donors must bring a photo ID and wear a mask. Drink plenty of water and eat regular meals prior to your donation. Please contact Paul Kitchen if you have any questions. pkitchen@usd259.net
Northwest Grizzlies for Change student leadership has decided to take on blood cancer and we’ve partnered with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) to raise funds to help find a cure. Leukemia is the #1 cancer in children. LLS is funding the Children’s Initiative to research and develop pediatric cancer treatments with minimal side effects so children can lead a normal life once they reach remission. Please click one of the links below to make a donation.
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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.
