Southcentral Kansas
Andover Public Schools, USD 385District Classification: 5A Number of expected teacher hires for upcoming school year: Current Incentives for teacher candidates: District’s current salary schedule: Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: District’s recruitment video: Contact Info: https://www.usd385.org/ |
Barber County North, USD 254District Classification: 2A We are a small-town school with an incredibly supportive community. The cost of living in our district is cheap and our salary schedule is competitive. We have coaching positions available and are looking for new teachers excited to bring their energy and ideas to our learning community. Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: |
Belle Plaine Public Schools, USD 357District Classification: 2A Number of expected teacher hires for upcoming school year: Current Incentives for teacher candidates: District’s current salary schedule: Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: District’s recruitment video: Contact Info: https://www.usd357.org/en-US |
Bluestem, USD 205District Classification: 3A Number of expected teacher hires for upcoming school year: Current Incentives for teacher candidates: District’s current salary schedule: Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: District’s recruitment video: Contact Info: https://www.usd205.com/ |
Buhler, USD 313District Classification: 4A The Buhler school district encompasses the town of Buhler and parts of the North and East of the city of Hutchinson. We have three elementary schools (Pre-K through 5), one middle school (6-8), one 4A high school (9-12), and a K-12 virtual Academy, along with a new alternative program for grades 7-12. We educate approximately 2,300 students. Buhler schools have been awarded 6 STAR Awards along with an award winning staff featuring 2 Kansas Teachers of the Year (+5 More Finalists) For perspective related to other placements on the USD 313 salary schedule, BA +15 with five years of experience is $50,695 and MS with 15 years of experience is $59,385. Student Teaching Stipend: No Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: We are proud of our internal mentoring program led by our Mentor Directors. We provide two years of mentoring for new teachers. |
Burrton, USD 369District Classification: 1A Burrton is a small, 1-A school district located in south central Kansas. We are a short hop away from Hutchinson, Newton, McPherson, and Wichita. We have the small-town community that so many are looking for, with the conveniences of larger communities just a short drive away. Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: We do an in-house mentoring program. You get personalized help from staff members as well as the opportunity to go observe at bigger school district close by. |
Canton-Galva, USD 419District Classification: 1A Canton-Galva is a public school district located in McPherson County, centrally located 35 miles south of Salina, and a short distance to McPherson. Our school district serves the communities of Canton and Galva. We have two attendance centers, Canton Galva Elementary School in Galva, and Canton-Galva Junior/Senior High School in Canton. We currently have 354 students, preschool through 12th grade. Number of expected teacher hires for upcoming school year: 0-9 Current Incentives for teacher candidates: Our negotiated agreement is on our webpage: www.usd419.org, tab employment, then 2025-26 Negotiated Agreement Current incentives for teachers include maternity leave update, teaching licensure reimbursement, incentive/reimbursement for Praxis/licensure enhancement, tuition reimbursement District’s current salary schedule: Our negotiated agreement is on our webpage: www.usd419.org, tab employment, then 2025-26 Negotiated Agreement Student Teaching Stipend: No Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: We have an in-house mentoring process. District’s recruitment video: Contact Info: www.usd419.org |
Centre, USD 397District Classification: 1A Centre USD 397 consists of 400 square miles nestled on the western fringe of the Flint Hills of Kansas. A P-12 attendance center is located on a 25-acre tract in the countryside two miles north of Lincolnville. A new daycare opened onsite January 2024. Most of the district patrons are involved in farming and ranching or services that are related to the agricultural business community. More than 95% of the students reside over 2.5 miles from the attendance center and utilize district bus service from the communities of Lincolnville, Lost Springs, Burdick, Ramona, Pilsen and Tampa. Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: Centre works with the Greenbush Education Service Center's mentoring program. |
Chaparral Schools, USD 361District Classification: 3A A public school district located in central Kansas 50 miles southwest of Wichita. The 850 student district is located in Harper county and serves the communities of Anthony and Harper with Chaparral High School located half-way between the two communities. Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: Each new teacher to the career or district is placed in a program at one of three levels depending on the need and/or experience of the incoming teacher. |
Chase CountyDistrict Classification: 2A Check out the video on the district's website under Employment. That describes our district so well. Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: We work with the Greenbush Mentoring program and assign a local teacher as the mentor. |
Circle Public Schools, USD 375District Classification: 4A Looking for a district where you can grow, innovate, and truly make an impact? We invite you to come #thrivein375! Circle Public Schools is more than just a workplace, it’s a community. Situtated along the Highway 254 Corridor in southeast Kansas, our district spans approximately 220 square miles across Butler and Sedgwick Counties, serving the communities of Northeast Wichita, Bel Aire, Benton, Towanda, and El Dorado. Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: We provide a comprehensive two-year mentoring program for new teachers, partnering with Greenbush to offer guidance and support as you grow in your career. |
Comanche County, USD 300District Classification: 1A We are a small, rural district on the border of Southwest Kansas that is the 4th largest school district in Kansas by square miles. Our teachers are on a 160 day contract. We also have a 4-day school week. Extremely supportive communities within the district. Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: We participate in the SWPRSC mentoring program for new teachers. USD 300 has a veteran staff that is welcoming to new teachers and truly want to see them succeed. |
Cunningham, USD 332District Classification: 1A Cunningham is a very clean community of approximately 500 people situated between Kingman and Pratt. Both of those communities are 15 minutes away. You can make it to the west side of Wichita in under an hour. Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: We partner new staff up with mentors who are certified for mentorship with KSDE. |
El Dorado Public Schools, USD 490District Classification: 4A When you become #PartOfThePride, you are joining a family of innovative staff, excellent students, and a supportive community. USD 490 has always been a technology leader and we are fortunate to have outstanding facilities that include a state of the art stadium and a performing arts center. We have a strong local foundation that is generous in its supports of teachers and students. Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: USD 490 provides numerous mentoring programs for new staff to our district and new educators to the profession. We offer an in-district program that includes instructional coaches as well as partnerships with professional organizations for tiered mentorships. |
Ellinwood, USD 355District Classification: 2A The Ellinwood Public School District is a 2A district that has approximately 400 students in the district K-12. It has a K-6 Grade School and a 7-12 Middle School/High School. It has a long history of academic and extra-curricular success. It is leading the charge of educating students with 21st century skills and attributes. As a small district, Ellinwood Public Schools is an innovator in dual credit opportunities, technology integration, and character education. In the Ellinwood Public School District Excellence is Standard! Ellinwood is a progressive, vibrant community of approximately 2,000 residents. It is conveniently located in Barton County. It is 10 minutes from Great Bend (and affiliated amenities) and allows for quick access to Hays (1 hour 15 minutes), Salina (1 hour 10 minutes), Hutchinson (50 minutes), and Wichita (1 hour 30 minutes). Barton Community College and Cheyenne Bottoms are both within a 15 minute drive from Ellinwood. The community also gives exemplary support to the school district. Ellinwood is family friendly and ideal for people of all interests. Number of expected teacher hires for upcoming school year: 0-9 Current Incentives for teacher candidates: USD 355 offers a signing bonus of up to $5,000 for teachers and includes a generous 403(b) match for all employees (up to $200 per month). Additionally, the district pays for a full single health insurance plan at the highest deductible for each employee. The district also provides for 12 personal days each year for teachers to be used at their discretion. District’s current salary schedule: USD 355's current base salary for teachers is $43,000. Full years of experience are awarded to new hires and horizontal movement is provided in a teacher-friendly manner. The district has always provided for experience step movement for each subsequent year. Student Teaching Stipend: Yes, varies by circumstance. Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: All student teachers are eligible. District’s Mentoring Program: USD 355 offers a robust mentoring program for new teachers. Each new teacher is assigned a building mentor (colleague teacher) who establishes a relationship with this mentee. This relationship is the leveraged to provide regular guidance on philosophical topics, answers to technical and logistical questions, and avenues for communication when support is necessary. District’s recruitment video: Contact Info: www.usd355.org |
Fairfield, USD 310District Classification: 1A Fairfield USD #310 is located in a rural area and serves students from six small towns (Abbyville, Arlington, Langdon, Plevna, Sylvia, and Turon.) The district covers 435 square miles and is located on the western edge of Reno County. The closest larger towns are Hutchinson and Pratt. We serve 275 students on one campus, from three-year-olds to seniors. We also have an onsite daycare, giving priority to employees needing childcare. Our motto is "Fairfield: Six Towns, One School, One Family." Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: Each new teacher is paired with a caring and helpful mentor teacher to help guide them to success. This program is for two years and PDC points are available for both the mentor and mentee. We also pay new staff for two extra days before the school year starts so that they can have extra paid time to get things ready for the start of school. |
Flinthills School District, USD 492District Classification: 1A Flinthills USD 492 includes schools in the communities of Rosalia and Cassoday. Located east of El Dorado in eastern Butler County, the school is a progressive 1A school district with total enrollment of just under 300 students. The district has a PreK-2 building located in Cassoday while grades 3-12 attend school in buildings located in Rosalia. There is a good mix of experienced teachers and those new to the profession throughout the district. New teachers are introduced to their mentors and spend time getting acquainted with the school administration and operating procedures prior to the official "first day" to lessen the overwhelming feeling associated with being a new employee in a new location. Contact Info: |
Fort Larned, USD 495District Classification: 3A At USD 495, students are at the heart of everything we do. With small class sizes, 1:1 technology, and a focus on safety, we create an environment where every child can thrive. From early learning through graduation, our goal is to provide opportunities that prepare students for success. We value respect, kindness, and collaboration, and we believe we are better together. When you join our district, you join a family. Teachers and staff are supported through mentoring, professional development, and a Teacher Apprentice Program designed to help you grow. We also provide strong benefits, retention bonuses, paid time off, and family-friendly schedules that support both work and life. Guided by our strategic plan, we continually invest in safe facilities, updated resources, and a positive workplace where everyone feels valued. Larned, Kansas, is more than a place to live. It is a welcoming community with deep roots and strong connections. Neighbors step up for each other, small businesses stay strong, and agriculture is part of our identity. We honor our history with landmarks like the Fort Larned National Historic Site and continue to invest in our schools, hospital, and quality of life. From parks and sports to local events and family traditions, Larned offers the best of small-town living. Here, you will find more than a job or a house. You will find a place to belong. Number of expected teacher hires for upcoming school year: 0-9 We know that support beyond the first day is what matters most. That’s why every early-career teacher is paired with a mentor for regular check-ins, encouragement, and guidance. Professional learning opportunities are backed by stipends and mini-grants to cover costs like travel, registration, and substitute teachers, so you can focus on growth without added stress. Our goal is simple: when you choose USD 495, you’ll have the tools, resources, and community to succeed and feel valued as part of our team. Signing bonuses are being offered through Tri-County Special Education Coop, as well as a Special Education Supplemental to candidates in that field. The Special Ed supplemental is currently 5% of the teacher's salary. Student Teaching Stipend: Yes, varies Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: All student teachers are eligible District’s Mentoring Program: Our school district participates in the Southwest Plains Regional Service Center mentoring program. We match new teachers to our district with teachers who are experienced within our system. |
Goessel, USD 411District Classification: 1A Goessel is an vibrant, caring agriculatural centered community with strong Mennonite roots. Our student's perform at high levels because of strong families and our tight knit community. Student Teaching Stipend: No Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: All new teachers are provided a mentor from their school placement. |
Great Bend, USD 428District Classification: 5A Great Bend community is a small town atmosphere that has amenities of a larger town. We still have the hometown football game atmosphere where everyone wants to go to the game. You see your neighbors around town and we have a thriving downtown with local shops and stores. But Great Bend is also large enough to have some of the stores you would want to see in a larger setting. From starbucks to scooters, and restaurants of all varieties. |
Halstead-Bentley, USD 440District Classification: 3A USD #440 is comprised of two small towns, Halstead and Bentley. Bentley is home to Bentley Primary School, servicing grades Kindergarten through 3rd grade. Halstead is home to Halstead Middle School, grades 4th through 8th, and Halstead High School, grades 9th through 12th. Halstead-Bentley Schools has had a history of academic excellence with two recent graduates earning Rudd Scholarships equating to full ride scholarships. An investment into STEM instruction has been an emphasis early in the district where there is a full time STEM teacher staffed at Bentley Primary School. The district recently invested heavily into the science of reading and had over 70 teachers, para educators, principals, and district office staff members received training in LETRS. The district adopted K-12 curriculum that is aligned and supported by the science of reading. Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: We provide two years of mentoring internally within the district for all first year teachers. We provide 1 year of support for experienced teachers. |
Haven Schools, USD 312District Classification: 3A Haven USD 312 is a dynamic and student-centered school district located in south-central Kansas. Serving the communities of Haven, Mount Hope, Yoder, and surrounding rural areas, the district is dedicated to providing a high-quality education to students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. Student Teaching Stipend: No Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: We offer a 2 year mentoring program for new teachers to the profession and a 1 year program for new teachers to the district. |
Hesston, USD 460District Classification: 3A Hesston Schools are historically strong in both academics and activities. |
Hoisington, USD 431District Classification: 3A Hoisington USD 431 is located in central Kansas. District enrollment of approximately 700 students. Two elementary schools: Roosevelt Elementary - Grades PreK - 1, and Lincoln Elementary - Grades 2 - 5. Hoisington Middle School - Grades 6-8 and Hoisington High School - Grades 9-12. Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: USD 431 provides and individualized mentoring program. It is a mix of mentorship within the building, and at times from outside of the building with experts in the mentee's teaching area. We are also, small enough there is one on one time with administration and other teachers in the buildings. Starting in 2024-2025 there will also be quarterly nights provided by the district to address financial, mental, physical and personal health for new teachers and teachers and staff new to the district. |
Hutchinson Public Schools, USD 308District Classification: 5A Hutchinson Public Schools is a District of Distinction. With over 4,000 students, in a small 14 square mile district, we are small and mighty. Check out more about us at www.usd308.com Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: Hutchinson Public School has an in-district, state approved mentoring program. We provide mentors for ALL teachers that is new to Hutchinson Public Schools for one year. New teachers to the profession participate in a two year mentoring program.
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Kinsley-Offerle, USD 347District Classification: 1A 1. Our Community: Smaller town with lots of amenities (golf course, restaurants, pool, theater), low cost of living, great industry, and many town events. Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: New teachers are mentored by veteran teachers in our district through a mentoring program provided by the Smoky Hill Education Service Center. |
Kiowa County Schools, USD 422District Classification: 1A Kiowa County Schools USD 422 is a progressive, student-centered district located in Greensburg, Kansas. Our district serves approximately 270 students in grades PreK-12 in a single, modern campus facility. Our state-of-the-art school building opened in 2010. Our district is committed to focusing on preparing every student for life after high school, whether that is college, career, or military service. With our small class sizes, teachers build strong relationships with students and can provide individualized instruction. Our 1:1 technology program ensures every student has access to a device, and our facilities are equipped to support innovative instruction. Our teachers benefit from strong professional development opportunities, a supportive administration, and a close-knit staff that work as a team. Number of expected teacher hires for upcoming school year: 0-9 Current Incentives for teacher candidates: Benefits to employment with Kiowa County Schools USD 422 include $777 paid toward a single or family health insurance policy, KPERS retirement contributions, a life insurance policy, and other Section 125 Benefits. District’s current salary schedule: 2025-2026 school year - $44,000. Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: All teachers who are new to the profession receive at least one year and possibly two years of professional mentoring from a trained staff member dedicated to supporting their success as educators. District’s recruitment video: Contact Info: |
Lyons, USD 405District Classification: 3A Lyons is a medium-sized town in the central part of the state. Lyons is only 30 miles from Hutchinson, McPherson, and Great Bend and only an hour from Salina and Wichita. USD 405 has five modern and well-maintained attendance centers PK-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12, and an alternative education building. Students consistently score higher than the predictive window based on demographic factors. Teachers in Lyons schools have a great deal of student support services available to them including special education and ESL para support. Student Teaching Stipend: No Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: USD 405 has a robust, state-approved mentoring plan with weekly meetings between mentees and mentors as well as quarterly meetings with all new teachers. The mentor will observe the mentee several times per year and give constructive feedback, and the mentee will have the opportunity to observe master teachers. |
Macksville Schools, USD 351District Classification: 1A A wonderful tight-knit community that has several eating establishments, several churches to include Christian and Methodist, as well as a wonderful public library. Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: Teachers are provided a district mentor who works with a service center to ensure mentoring is completed. |
Marion-Florence, USD 408District Classification: 2A Marion has an outstanding tradition of a quality high school experience for students and a strong educational experience as well. USD 408 remains committed to providing the technology and resources to maintain this tradition of excellence. Marion has outstanding facilities and an extremely positive working environment. Marion High School was recognized as one of the top high schools in the nation by Newsweek in both 2014 and 2015. Marion Elementary School was designated a National Blue Ribbon School in 2018. Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: All new teachers will be in our mentoring program for two years with an established teacher in the district. Meetings will take place every two weeks with observations from the mentor teacher taking place twice a year. |
McPherson, USD 418District Classification: 4A Please visit mcpherson.com to learn more about USD 418 McPherson Public Schools Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: Please visit www.mcpherson.com to learn more about USD 418 McPherson Public Schools |
Moundridge, USD 423District Classification: 2A 2,000 people. Quiet community. Growing town. Very good working environment. Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: We contract this out through ESSDACK, but it's a very good system. |
Nickerson/South Hutchinson, USD 309District Classification: 3A USD 309 has four schools: South Hutchinson Elementary and Nickerson Elementary, both of which offer PreK-6th grades. Both grade schools offer on-site daycare as well. Reno Valley Middle School serves our 7th and 8th-grade students, and Nickerson High School serves 9th - 12th-grade students. Central State Academy is our K-12 virtual school. Student Teaching Stipend: No Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: New teachers are paired with a teacher who is teaching the same grade level or has previously taught that grade. They are matched by the assistant superintendent |
Peabody-Burns, USD 398District Classification: 1A Peabody-Burns USD 398 serves approximately 200 PreK-12 students in southern Marion county including the city of Peabody and the city of Burns. Peabody-Burns Elementary School is a PreK-5 facility located at 506 Elm in Peabody and Peabody-Burns Jr/Sr High School is a 6-12 facility located at 810 North Sycamore in Peabody, Kansas. USD 398 is committed to educational excellence and strives to meet the needs of its students. Peabody is located 15 miles northeast of Newton, Kansas on highway 50. We are approximately 50 miles from Emporia and 35 miles from Wichita. Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: We provide 1 on 1 mentoring for all new teachers for 2 years. For teachers with experience we provide a partner teacher to help answer questions and provide support. |
Pratt, USD 382District Classification: 4A Pratt Unified School District 382 is a 4A district located in the heart of south-central Kansas. Home to almost 7,000 citizens, Pratt is 75 miles west of Wichita and 55 miles southwest of Hutchinson. Upon the completion of bond construction projects, USD 382 will have the following four main education buildings: Southwest Elementary, a PreK-3 building; Pratt Intermediate Center with grades 4 & 5 and housed at the Pratt Academic Center; Liberty Middle School, a 6-8 building; and Pratt High School, a 9-12 building. The Pratt Academic Center is a fully renovated classic building with the Pratt Intermediate Center, the district`s central office, a childcare center (a benefit for staff), and the historic Frogdome. Current enrollment is approximately 1150 FTE students in grades K-12. The district employs 7 administrators and approximately 79 teachers. USD 382 consistently performs well in academic and non-academic areas as attested by many League, District and State level accomplishments. The district was fully accredited in the previous cycle and continues as a fully accredited school per the KESA system. We are a trauma-informed district and support training to better our practice. We are a Greenback family. Pratt USD #382 offers the following for our employees: competitive salaries, 95% payment of a single BC/BS health plan or 59% for a family health plan, professional development points for movement on the salary schedule, supplemental salary payment is based on an employee`s salary level, not the base, personal and professional leave with a sick leave bank options, and a mentoring program for teachers new to the profession. Please visit our website at www.usd382.com and Facebook at Pratt USD 382; to read more about our district and community and listen to a few of our new teachers who feel they picked the right district! If you want to follow our superintendent, principals, and athletic director on Twitter, here are their addresses: @frogsupt; @PHSGBPrincipal; @LMSGreenbacks; @SWSuperfrogs;@PrattAD; @Pratt_LibertyAD You can apply directly at the following link: https://jobs.redroverk12.com/org/2126 Once a Greenback, Always a Greenback! Number of expected teacher hires for upcoming school year: 0-9 District’s current salary schedule: $45,900--1st year teacher with less than 15 graduate credits Student Teaching Stipend: No, we only do a stipend if the student teacher is serving as the teacher...then, we would ppay full teacher salary. Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: We provide a mentoring program through a Wichita State program and have trained mentors. |
Pretty Prairie, USD 311District Classification: 1A Join Our Team and Make a Difference! If you are looking for a place where your work truly matters, our district is the perfect fit. Nestled in a welcoming rural setting, we offer more than just a job - we offer a community! Our small class sizes allow teachers to build strong relationships with students and personalize instruction, creating an environment where every child can thrive. You’ll be part of a supportive community that values education and partners with our schools to ensure student success. We are proud of our updated facilities, which provide a safe, modern space for learning and innovation. Our district combines the charm and connection of small-town life with a commitment to delivering a high-quality education that prepares students for the future. When you join our district, you join a team that cares about students, about families, and about one another. Here, your talents make a direct impact every day. Come teach where you are valued! Number of expected teacher hires for upcoming school year: 0-9 Current Incentives for teacher candidates: The district pays 90% of a single health insurance plan at the lowest deductible from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas. In addition, there is a monthly 403b contribution match for all teachers. District’s current salary schedule: Student Teaching Stipend: Yes Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: It is limited District’s Mentoring Program: We will select a veteran teacher to partner with our new teachers to assist with day-to-day operations in the district and within the classroom. We also utilize resources at ESSDACK for our new teachers to form a community of new-to-the-profession educators. District’s recruitment video: Contact Info: www.usd311.com |
Renwick, USD 267District Classification: 4A Great community support with a history of success and tradition. Renwick schools are high performing schools, a private feel in a rural setting just minutes away from Wichita. Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: All teachers are paired with an experienced mentor in the district and are partnered with Greenbush cohorts for another layer of support for all new teaching staff. |
Smoky Valley, USD 400District Classification: 3A Close-knit community, Individualized attention with small class size, Strong teacher-student relationships, High-levels of parental involvement, Community support, Safe and nurturing environment Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: Our mentoring program empowers new teachers with personalized guidance from expert educators, fostering the growth and professional success of our new staff. Ambition meets opportunity as both parties learn and grow from each other. Join us to unlock your potential! |
South Barber, USD 255District Classification: 1A Rural school district with lots of opportunities. Great community, academically driven! Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: We partner with ESSDACK and have our own internal mentoring. |
South Haven, USD 509District Classification: 1A South Haven School is a small 1A district located 4 miles north of the Oklahoma State line and 4 miles west of I-35, 40 minutes south of Wichita. Preschool through 12th grade students are taught in one building and student population K-12 is around 215. Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: We use our service learning center, Orion for our mentoring. All teachers new to the district will be provided a mentor teacher along with sessions at Orion. |
St. John-Hudson, USD 350District Classification: 1A Unified School District 350 is located in the middle of beautiful Stafford County, approximately 50 miles west of Hutchinson. Stafford County participates in the Rural Opportunity Zone program which provides funds for student loan repayment and/or income tax relief. The St. John/Hudson School District has a long-standing tradition of excellence in education. St. John High School is a 1-2A school with strong academic and extra-curricular programs. The communities of St. John and Hudson have great people who have long supported their school system. Students in Preschool to Grade 6 attend school at St. John Elementary School and students in Grades 7-12 attend school at St. John Junior/Senior High School. Both schools are located on the same site along with the district administrative offices. Roughly 350 students attend school in USD 350 in grades PK-12. Number of expected teacher hires for upcoming school year: 0-9 Current Incentives for teacher candidates: District’s current salary schedule: Base: $44,000. Salary schedule Student Teaching Stipend: No Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: The district provides a formal mentoring structure to support teachers in their early years. This includes both financial incentives for mentors and specialized support for those in alternative licensure programs. Mentoring Duration & Eligibility: A two-year mentoring program is provided for new teachers to meet state requirements. District’s recruitment video: Contact Info: |
Sterling, USD 376District Classification: 2A Number of expected teacher hires for upcoming school year: Current Incentives for teacher candidates: District’s current salary schedule: Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: District’s recruitment video: Contact Info: https://www.usd376.com/ |
Udall, USD 463District Classification: 1A The Udall #463 School District offers the benefits of a small community in an ideal location in south central Kansas. Located only 20 minutes from Wichita, 15 minutes from Derby, and 15 minutes from Winfield, Udall is a 1A district that has approximately 350 students PreK -12. USD 463 offers a small town atmosphere while providing students with a college and career focused education. Udall USD 463 provides individualized learning for our students through small class sizes and a variety of school activities in which to become involved. A member of the South Central Border League, the Udall #463 along with the community of Udall takes great pride in its students, staff and facilities. Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: New teachers work with a mentor from the Orion Service Center weekly and receive support and feedback for each meeting and observation. |
Winfield, USD 465District Classification: 4A Winfield is a beautiful community located approximately 40 miles southeast of Wichita in Cowley County. The population is 12,000 and the district enrolls 2,000 students from Pre-K to 12th grade. Student Teaching Stipend: Student Teaching Stipend Eligibility or limited to certain content/licensure areas: District’s Mentoring Program: All new teachers to the profession are provided a mentor for two years. New teachers to the district, with teaching experience, have a mentor partner for one year. Additional support is provided by an Instructional Coach, Grade Level partner teacher, and/or department chairperson. |
