Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools
Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools (KCKPS) is a school district in Kansas, with headquarters in Kansas City.[1] The board of education has 7 members.[2]
| Schools | Transportation Buses |
|---|---|
| High Schools (5) | Large (106) |
| Middle Schools (8) | Small (61) |
| Elementary (32) | Total (167) |
Schools
High schools:[3]
- J. C. Harmon
- F. L. Schlagle
- Washington
- Wyandotte
- Sumner Academy of Arts & Science
Middle Schools
- Argentine
- Arrowhead
- Coronado
- Central
- Eisenhower
- Northwest
- Rosedale
- West
- Sumner Academy Of Arts & Science
Elementary Schools
- Banneker
- Bethel
- Caruthers
- Central
- Claude Huyck
- Douglas
- Emerson
- Eugene Ware
- Frances Willard
- Frank Rushton
- Grant
- Hazel Grove
- John.F.Kennedy
- John Fiske
- Lindberg
- M.E Pearson
- Mark Twain
- McKinley
- New Chelsa
- New Stanley
- Nobel Prentis
- Parker
- Quindaro
- Silver City
- Stony Point North
- Stony Point South
- T.A Edison
- Welborn
- White Church
- Whittier
Preschools
- KCK Early Childhood Center
- Early Childhood Annex
- Morse Lamb
Alternative
- Bridges Wyandotte Academy
- Fairfax Academy
- Juvenile Detention Center
- Kaw Valley Center Academy
Transportation
- Kansas City Kansas Public Schools have their own school buses that transport kids to and from school
- In 2011 the KCKPS purchased 47 CNG Clean Energy Buses to replace their diesel buses
- The KCKPS have a fleet of 106 large buses and 61 smaller buses
References
- ↑ Home. Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools. Retrieved on April 7, 2011. "Central Office: 2010 N. 59th St. • Kansas City, KS 66104"
- ↑ "About the Board of Education." Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools. Retrieved on April 7, 2011.
- ↑ "Directory of Schools." Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools. Retrieved on April 7, 2011.
External links
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