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WPS News
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Video: Update on Strategic Plan Goal 2 - Increase 3rd Grade Reading Proficiency
The BOE heard an update on Goal 2 of the Strategic Plan – Increase 3rd grade reading proficiency. The update highlighted our progress on literacy improvement.
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Video: East High recognizes alumni staff members
There are lots of fun ways East High is celebrating its 100th anniversary, including highlighting the 32 staff members who are also alumni.
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Video: Washington Rock Your School Day
Washington Elementary participated in Rock Your School, with different rock-themed lessons and activities all day long to engage students.
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Employee reporting requirements for Friday, October 13
Friday, October 13 is a Non-Teaching Duty Day and the end of the first nine-week grading period.
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Video: WPS students participate in Strings Day at Bethany College
Students from Heights, Northeast Magnet and Southeast High School took part in Strings Day at Bethany College in Lindsborg where they worked with renowned musicians.
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WPS staff receive more than $113,000 in grants
Thirty teachers and school-based staff members across the district were recently surprised with the announcement that they received Education EDGE and Koch classroom grants.
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Aspiring Building Leader program names third cohort
The WPS Aspiring Leader Program helps create a pool of highly-qualified and well-trained leaders that stand ready to apply for consideration for any future building leader vacancies.
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My WPS Story - Tawyna Glover
Tawyna Glover, principal at Mueller Magnet Elementary, is a proud graduate of the district and shares how a high school counselor and programs for district leaders shaped her life and career.