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Kindergarten Round-Up
Will you have a Kindergarten student next year? Come to Kindergarten Round-Up for parents’ most asked questions!
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Invention Convention - School-Wide Science Event
Our school-wide science event will showcase student creativity and problem solving as students become inventors! Students will create a new device, process or product.
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Magnet Schools of America: School of Distinction
McLean Science and Technology Magnet has been named a National Magnet School of Distinction by Magnet Schools of America, the...
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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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Joint Statements Regarding 2018-19 Negotiations between Wichita Public Schools and United Teachers of Wichita
Updates from the Interest Based Bargaining team, comprised of representatives from the Wichita Public Schools and United Teachers of Wichita (UTW).
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Spring Good Apple Award recipients honored
The awards honor those who provide exemplary service to the district.
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The Wichita Public Schools launches the WPS Strategic Plan – Every Student Future Ready!
Superintendent Dr. Alicia Thompson presented the new WPS Strategic Plan – Every Student Future Ready, Empowered to Dream Believe and Achieve during the April 9 Board of Education meeting. The plan will guide the district’s work through 2023 and consists of 5 elements: Shared Beliefs, Vision, Mission, Long-Term Goals and Strategic Themes.
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Wichita Alternative High School teacher wins Excellence in Public Service Award
Janet Sutter, a Business and Technology teacher, is the recipient of the 2018 Excellence in Public Service Award.
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Principal and Administrative changes for next year
WPS announces some principal and administration changes for the 2018-19 school year.
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Northeast Magnet principal, McLean teacher win national recognition
Magnet Schools of America recognized Southeast principal Matt Creasman and McLean teacher Shannon Rains.
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Twenty-two schools receive Challenge Awards
The awards recognize Kansas schools that are making a notable difference in student achievement despite facing significant challenges in their school population.
