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NEM HEADLINES
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Congratulations Class of 2022!
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WPS News
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Video: College & Career Boot Camp
More than 200 rising seniors attended a four-day College & Career Bootcamp at East High with sessions including business etiquette, interview skills, researching colleges, post-secondary and military options and more. The College and Career Boot Camp was supported with COVID relief funds.
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WPS students earn Kansas Seal of Biliteracy
More than 90 WPS students have earned the Kansas Seal of Biliteracy which is awarded by the Kansas State Department of Education
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Video: 2021-2022 Year in Review
We have many reasons to be proud of all that our students and staff accomplished this year! Here's a look back at some of the highlights of the 2021-2022 school year.
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Senior Spotlight — Mia True, Northeast Magnet High School
Northeast Magnet senior Mia True plans to attend a new Culinary Arts program offered through a partnership with WSU Tech and Envision.
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Students interested in a teaching career get hands-on experience thanks to teaching/training pathway
For students interested in a career in teaching, one of the many career and technical education pathways the district offers high school students is the Teaching/Training pathway.
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WPS Division Director of Operations wins Excellence in Public Service Award
Fabian Armendariz, Division Director of Operations for the Wichita Public Schools, received the 2022 Excellence in Public Service Award from the Wichita Public Schools.
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Internship program gives students work-based learning experiences
Fifteen WPS high school seniors are getting work-based, hands-on learning experiences thanks to a new internship program created by the Wichita Public Schools’ department of career and technical education.
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Video: Strat Plan Van - eSports
Superintendent Alicia Thompson recently visited East High School to learn about the district's eSports program.