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Andover Public Schools - USD 385District Classification: 5A The Andover Unified School District #385 spans 47 square miles in Butler and Sedgwick counties, covering both the City of Andover and an eastern portion of Wichita. Approximately 5,500 students attend one virtual, six elementary, two middle and two high schools in Andover. The district enjoys a partnership with Butler Community College that allows high school students the opportunity to earn college credit hours. The district also participates in the Butler County Special Education Interlocal #638 and the ORION Education Services. Andover employs counselors and nurses in each building, has intervention and prevention teams available to work with at-risk students, employs paraprofessionals to assist librarians and teachers and has active parent volunteer organizations that enhance learning experiences. |
Goddard Public Schools, USD 265District Classification: 5A About USD 265 Goddard Public Schools Considering a Move to the Wichita Area? We'd be happy to schedule a tour of the schools, provide information about the district, and answer your questions about USD 265 as you make decisions about your new home. Please contact Dane Baxa, Director of Community Relations, for information about Goddard Public Schools - 316-794-4000, or email Dane Baxa. We look forward to hearing from you! Leading in Excellence From the first graduating class in 1912, Goddard Public Schools has proven itself a leader in educational excellence. More than 87% of our students continue their education in college or vocational training. Our students are recognized by the college community for the excellent scholastic preparation provided by Goddard Public Schools - a recognition that is verified by thousands of dollars in scholarships and awards granted our graduates each year. Goddard's administration understands the delicate balance between traditionalism and change. Our teachers understand the importance of preparing students for an international community. We have a tradition of seeking the best instructional tools from innovative education methods. Goddard students are well-educated, not merely instructed. As one instructor explains, “Goddard is leading, not giving excuses.” A continual theme found in Goddard Public Schools is Family. In the midst of growing and changing times, we attract and keep outstanding teachers by offering quality surroundings accompanied by an excellent salary schedule. Growing and Changing with the Times Many families specifically choose to locate in the Goddard USD 265 because of our long-standing reputation for excellence and student achievement. Demographics and state assessment results for USD 265, are shown on the Building, District and State Report Cards link on the Kansas State Department of Education website. Goddard is located in south-central Sedgwick County less than 5 miles from Wichita. The area served by Goddard schools is basically bounded by Central Ave. on the north and Tyler Rd. on the east (in Wichita), and 55th St. on the south and Viola Rd. on the west, in rural Sedgwick County. (Please see the school district map for specific boundaries.) Bus routes cover the entire district. Services for students with special education needs are provided through the Goddard Special Education Cooperative. All federally mandated programs are available. The district also participates in the federal school lunch and breakfast programs. Students have the option of bringing their lunch to school or purchasing a lunch prepared by our nutrition services staff during the closed lunch period. Breakfast is available at elementary, intermediate, middle, and high schools 20 minutes prior to the opening of school, and during a morning break at the high school. Preparing for the Future Goddard Public Schools serves more than 6,300 students in pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade. Equipment and facilities are continuously upgraded, keeping our students on the cutting edge of technological advancements, giving them an advantage in both collegiate and vocational settings. Goddard Public Schools is a rapidly growing district. Based upon the number of houses under construction and new subdivisions on the drawing board, we anticipate rapid growth to continue for several years. This growth has led to a significant expansion of district facilities in recent years. Number of expected teacher hires for upcoming school year: 10-19 Mentor Program Goals: Input: Time to learn through professional development opportunities, planning and reflecting with peers and mentors, and collaborating with other peer educators Students will have equitable learning experiences regardless of teacher's experience. Instructional Mentoring Program Expectations: Mentors' Roles: Program Offerings: Collaboration Observations: Professional Development: Student Teaching Stipend: Yes District’s recruitment video:
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Haysville School District, USD 261District Classification: 6A Our district is a suburb of Wichita, KS. The Haysville School District has the highest veteran teaching salary in our retro area, and the highest board paid benefit package in our retro area. Our district also offers many incentives that surrounding districts do not, such as longevity pay. |
Maize, USD 266District Classification: 6A The Maize School District is located primarily in the rapidly growing areas of the city of Maize and northwest Wichita, Kansas. Noted for its innovation, the Maize school district also provides a personal and caring atmosphere for award-winning students and employees. The school system, which houses about 8,000 students in fourteen buildings, is a premiere public school district in Kansas. |
Sedgewick, USD 439District Classification: 2A Small Class Sizes Number of expected teacher hires for upcoming school year: 0-9 Current Incentives for teacher candidates: District’s current salary schedule: Student Teaching Stipend: No District’s Mentoring Program: District’s recruitment video: Contact Info: |
Valley Center Unified School District, USD 262District Classification: 5A USD 262 Valley Center Public Schools serves approximately 3,200 students from the communities of Valley Center, Park City, Kechi, and Wichita, KS. Our district’s location provides a unique opportunity to blend the feel and safety of a small town with easy access to Metro-Wichita. District -Full Kansas Education Systems Accreditation, 2021 Commissioners Award for Post-Secondary Success, #5 Best School District in the Wichita area by Niche.com |
Wichita Public Schools, USD 259District Classification: 6A Wichita Public Schools is an urban school district of over 50,000 students. We are in the top 100 largest Public School Districts in the Nation, and the third largest employer of the Wichita Metro Area. We have a competitive teacher salary and one of the best benefits package in the state! By teaching in our district you may qualify for teacher loan forgiveness. Salary Schedule |
