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Applications are now open for our magnet schools and choice programs.

We asked the Class of 2025 to share their future plans through a senior survey. Here are the results.

Twenty-one teachers and school-based staff members across the district were recently surprised with $1,000 Education EDGE grants to support their classroom projects. 

Superintendent Kelly Bielefeld, Safety and Environmental Services Director Terri Moses and Hamilton principal Chad Cushenbery shared updates on recent facility investments that strengthen the security of our schools. Hamilton is one of five schools that received a new secured entrance this summer, marking the completion of districtwide upgrades to ensure every WPS school has a protected and welcoming entryway. 

The state of Kansas is changing the state assessment cut scores because the scores didn’t tell the whole story about what students know and are able to do, and many who were labeled “not proficient” were excelling.

The Wichita Public Schools’ official student enrollment for the 25-26 school year is 45,075 students.

WPS held its monthly news conference today where Superintendent Kelly Bielefeld discussed a variety of topics including a recap of the Class of 2025 senior survey, the sale of Clark and Payne Elementary Schools, and a preliminary look at enrollment numbers.