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Back to School Information
Here are some links to important back-to-school information in English, Spanish and Vietnamese.
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2021-22 School Supply List
Here is the WPS school supply list for elementary schools in English, Spanish and Vietnamese.
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Video: East High marching band welcomes middle school students
Students from Mead Middle School, Jardine Magnet Middle and Robinson Middle School were invited to perform with the East High marching band during a football game.
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Video: Southeast High School assistant principal named Kansas Assistant Principal of the Year
Connie Redic, an assistant principal at Southeast High School, was recently surprised with the Kansas Assistant Principal of the Year Award by the Kansas Principals Association.
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Video: Career Day at Alloy Architecture
Students from Northeast Magnet, Southeast, West and East High Schools participated in a work-based learning opportunity at Alloy Architecture where they got to experience a day in the life of an architect.
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Open Enrollment for Benefits starts October 29
Open enrollment for benefits will be available to employees October 29 – November 12, 2021 for the 2022 benefit year. Enrollment is mandatory for all benefit eligible employees, including recent new hires.
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BOE video: Strategic Plan Update - Graduation rates
At the Oct. 4 Board of Education meeting, the Board heard an update on goal #1 of the district's strategic plan, increasing graduation rates.
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Video: Chisholm Trail custodian receives donation to help toward achieving citizenship
Students and staff surprised Chisholm Trail custodian Jose Hernandez with a donation to help pay for his dream of US citizenship.
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Video: Washington Elementary Hawaii Educational Adventure
Fourth-grade students at Washington Elementary participated in a Hawaiian scavenger hunt adventure as a way to review skills they've learned in class.
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Video: Wu Crew Reads program kicks off at Gordon Parks Academy
Wu Crew Reads is a pilot program between Wichita State University and Gordon Parks Academy where members of the Wichita State community spend 20 minutes every week reading to and with third-graders via a virtual platform.
