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Video: Get to Know McLean Science and Technology Magnet Elementary School
Students at McLean are routinely exposed to the latest Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) concepts which are a vital component in preparing students for careers in fast-growing STEM industries.
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January News
We hope you had a great break and we are excited to get back to our routine!
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Family Help Centers
WPS has opened three Family Help Centers to assist families new to remote learning with technology issues.
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Dillons Community Rewards
Do you have a Dillons Plus Card? If so, you can help raise money for a new video mixer for McLean! Just log in to your reward account online and sign up for community rewards.
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BOE approves transitioning students back to onsite learning
The BOE approved the plan to transition back to onsite learning with elementary students returning January 13 and middle and high school students returning January 25.
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BOE video: Department of Equity, Diversity and Accountability.
At the Jan. 11 Board of Education meeting, the Board heard a presentation on the district’s Department of Equity, Diversity and Accountability.
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BOE elects Stan Reeser and Ben Blankley to lead school board
Stan Reeser and Ben Blankley will lead the Wichita Board of Education for the 2021 calendar year
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Superintendent Dr. Alicia Thompson will share recommendations to BOE for return to school plan
Superintendent Dr. Alicia Thompson sent a message to parents about a recommendation for students returning to school that will be presented to the Board of Education during their January 11 meeting.
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BOE video: Employee Leave and Quarantine Update
At the Dec. 14 BOE meeting, the district’s Chief Human Resources Officer, Sean Hudspeth, presented an update on employee leave and quarantines that result from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Fall Good Apple Award recipients honored
More than 340 employees, representing 70 schools and support centers were surprised with awards during Good Apple Week beginning on Dec. 7.
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BOE votes to transition to remote learning for all grade levels effective December 2
The Wichita Board of Education voted to transition to remote learning for all grade levels effective December 2. This directly affects elementary students who are currently learning onsite.
