Posted Date: 06/20/2024
In a recent blog, we touched on the importance of aligning resources to your strategic plan. As we move into the summer months, it’s the perfect time to start discussing the next steps. Zig Ziglar . . .
Posted Date: 06/20/2024
Oxford USD 358, located south of Wichita, serves about 360 students. They have seen significant improvement on state assessments and graduation rates. From 2017 to 2022, the district saw the number . . .
Posted Date: 06/20/2024
Caldwell celebrates its history as the first Kansas “cow town” on the Chisholm Trail for cattle driven from Texas to Kansas railroads in the decades after the Civil War. Today, Caldwell USD 360, . . .
Posted Date: 06/11/2024
With about 2,000 students, Independence USD 446 is one of the largest districts in the southeast corner of Kansas. It also had a large percentage of high need students. Students from low-income . . .
Posted Date: 06/11/2024
Nemaha Central USD 115 has some of the top academic results in the state. The northeast Kansas district has around 610 students. The total percentage eligible for free and reduced-price meals was . . .
Posted Date: 05/21/2024
Coffeyville USD 445 students have some big challenges. The district has also been achieving some major successes. From 2015-2022, Coffeyville had an average of 88.3 percent of students from . . .
Posted Date: 05/21/2024
On a recent spring morning, the Mission Valley USD 330 parking lot had a carnival feel, buzzing with excited students. The “rides” included an Evergy energy company bucket truck and the “booths” . . .
Posted Date: 05/15/2024
Governor Laura Kelly on Wednesday signed into law SB 387, a bill that continues the legislature’s commitment to the Gannon school funding agreement and adds $75 million in new, much-needed state . . .
Posted Date: 05/15/2024
School districts often become so focused on improving outcomes and achievements that they overlook the crucial role that staff happiness and dedication play in student success. Teaching isn't just a . . .
Posted Date: 05/14/2024
With just under 300 students split among a high school in Little River and lower grades in Windom, USD 444 can boast of high academic achievement. On the 2022 state reading and math assessments, . . .