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WPS invites the community to learn more and ask questions at any of the open houses planned for January 30 - February 13.
Eighteen Wichita Public Schools teachers have received grants from Credit Union of America’s TGIF grant
The 2024-25 Battle of the Books competition will be held Jan. 22-29.
Superintendent Bielefeld has created a Student Board which will empower students to make an impact on their schools.
Wichita Board of Education members elected Diane Albert as President and Melody McCray-Miller as Vice-President for 2025.
January is School Board Appreciation Month, a time to recognize our Board of Education members.
Students who live outside our WPS geographic boundary can apply now for any school that has open seats.
More than 300 employees, volunteers and partners were recognized with the Good Apple Award on December 9.
The Board of Education heard an overview of the Facility Master Plan community survey during its December 2, 2024 meeting.
WPS schools enjoyed friendly competition while making the holidays bright for Wichita families in need at the 2024 Turkey Drive, collecting 2040 turkeys, 48,560 side items and more than $18,000.
WPS hosted a Literacy Summit to engage parents, business partners and the community in learning about our efforts to teach students to read.
The WPS Parents as Teachers program has been named a Blue Ribbon Affiliate, making it one of the top-performing home visiting affiliates within Parents as Teachers’ international network.
Wichita Public Schools’ graduation rate for the Class of 2024 is 84.3%, up 10.3 percentage points from 2018.
Students in Kelli Miller’s language arts class at Mead Middle School completed a writing project about Theodore Roosevelt National Park that was selected to be displayed on a sign at a mini golf park.
Seniors at South High presented their senior projects to district leaders and community members which detailed their plans after graduation.