Topeka Relocation Guide 2008 - (Page 32) Education Six public school districts, plus a number of parochial and private schools, serve the greater Topeka area. The public school districts offer curricula reflecting current educational trends and technology for preschool through high school graduation. Computer labs, up-to-date science labs, interdisciplinary team teaching, award-winning debate and library programs, and championship athletic programs are just a few of the highlights of Topeka-area schools. Low-incidence special needs programs also are provided. Neighborhood elementary schools are the norm throughout Shawnee County. As the leaders of tomorrow, Topeka/Shawnee County children are guided by educators who care about the quality of education offered. Their focus is to build a strong academic foundation that will allow every child to succeed. Kaw Area Technical School PubliC SChoolS *Auburn-Washburn School District (USD 437) 5928 SW 53rd Street Topeka, Kansas 66610 785-339-4000 www.usd437.net 2007-2008 total enrollment: 5,592 The Auburn-Washburn School District has six elementary schools, one middle school (grades 7-8), one high school (grades 9-12), and one alternative high school (grades 9-12). Situated within 128 square miles of suburban and rural land, the school district prides itself on its diversity. The Auburn-Washburn district serves families in the southwest area of Topeka. The faculty in the district strive to see academic success in their students. With small class sizes, students have many opportunities to achieve their goals. The district has consistently had leading scores on the ACT and SAT exams, along with numerous National Merit Scholars. achieves academic and personal success through an educational system characterized by synergistic relationships and a high-quality curriculum. There are four elementary schools, which include prekindergarten, and two junior-senior high schools. northern part of Topeka. Seaman’s goal is to “strengthen our community through excellence in education.” Students will find academic challenges, cultural awareness, and many extracurricular activities. Kaw Valley School District (USD 321) 411 W. Lasley St. Marys, Kansas 66536 785-437-2254 www.kawvalley.k12.ks.us 2007-2008 total enrollment: 1,246 Kaw Valley schools serve families in Rossville (northwest Shawnee County), St. Mary’s, Delia, and Emmett. District faculty guarantee that each student *Seaman School District (USD 345) 901 NW Lyman Road Topeka, Kansas 66608 785-575-8600 www.usd345.com 2007-2008 total enrollment: 3,586 The Seaman School District has eight elementary schools, two junior high schools (grades 7-9), and one high school. This district is primarily for residents in the Topek a Reloc at ion Gu ide 20 08 *Shawnee Heights School District (USD 450) 4401 SE Shawnee Heights Road Tecumseh, Kansas 66542 785-379-5800 www.snh450.k12.ks.us 2007-2008 total enrollment: 3,465 The Shawnee Heights School District has four elementary schools, one middle school (grades 7-8), and one high school. This district generally serves families in the east and southeast parts of Shawnee County. District *Denotes Chamber member 32 http://www.usd437.net http://www.snh450.k12.ks.us http://www.usd345.com http://www.kawvalley.k12.ks.us
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