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Back to School Information
Here is information on Arrival and Dismissal procedures in English and Spanish.
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2022-23 School Supply List
Here are the WPS school supply lists for elementary schools in English, Spanish and Vietnamese.
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WPS students win Scholastic Art Awards
Gold Key and Silver Key winners' work will be on display as part of the Eastern Kansas Scholastic Art Awards exhibit at Mark Arts Feb. 10-March 25.
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Video: Strategic Plan Van - Restorative Practices
Superintendent Thompson travels to Pleasant Valley Middle School to see how they use strategies learned in their Restorative Practices training to incorporate them into their school, their lessons, and their culture.
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Sign up for opportunities to participate in Wichita cultural events
Join the #WPSProud Community Involvement Team to be notified of opportunities to help plan for and volunteer at community events where WPS has a presence.
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WPS staff surprised with Education EDGE mini grants
Thirty teachers and school-based staff members across the district were recently surprised with Education EDGE Classroom Mini-Grants to support their classroom projects.
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Nominate a Wichita Public Schools employee for the Excellence in Public Service Award
Employees and residents are encouraged to nominate public service employees for the annual Excellence in Public Service Award. Nominations will be accepted through 5 p.m., Feb. 24.
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Program develops aspiring building leaders
Employees who are interested in becoming a building assistant principal or principal are invited to participate in the WPS Aspiring Building Leader Program. The deadline to apply is March 10.
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WPS magnet schools win national recognition
Seven WPS magnet schools have won national recognition from the Magnet Schools of America, the national association for magnet and theme-based schools.
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All-City Honor Concerts showcase Wichita’s finest student musicians
The Wichita Public Schools present the annual All-City Honor Concerts at Century II Concert Hall. These concerts showcase the talents of hundreds of Wichita Public Schools students ranging from grades 5-12. The concerts, sponsored by Friends University, are free and open to the public.
