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Each school day, the district welcomes more than 6,880 students through the doors of its 12 campuses, including seven elementary schools, three middle schools, and two high schools. USD 232 encompasses an area of 100+ square miles in northwest Johnson County. It draws from the communities of De Soto, 60 percent of Shawnee, 40 percent of Lenexa, a portion of Olathe, and unincorporated areas of the county.
USD 232 has a record of steady, marked improvement and a continual quest for excellence. One hundred percent of our schools achieved Adequate Yearly Progress and the Kansas Standard of Excellence.
The school district has built a record of proud achievement in instructional program quality, policy development, efficiency of operation and student co-curricular activities. Characterized by remarkable degrees of dedication to children's best interests, citizens, patrons, boards of education, administrators, teachers and auxiliary personnel have worked diligently to provide the best learning opportunities possible. This dedicated service, combined with the support of civic leaders and the cooperation of other community organizations and institutions, has resulted in the outstanding success USD 232 is now experiencing.
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Gardner Edgerton USD 231 serves the communities of Gardner and Edgerton in the southwest corner of Johnson County, Kansas. At the heart of two growing communities, Gardner Edgerton schools currently house approximately 4,700 students. The district includes six elementary schools (K-4), two middle schools (5-8) and one high school (9-12).
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The Kansas School for the Deaf - where a vision for the future combines with a rich heritage to produce a remarkable present! A placement option available to all deaf children in Kansas ages 3-21. A barrier-free communication environment which fosters early, fluent communication and on-going fluent communication as a means of broadening horizons and maximizing possibilities. Bilingual instruction, which builds on the strengths of a fluent, visual language [American Sign Language] to develop fluency in a second, written language [English].
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Guiding Students to Success Shawnee Mission commemorated the past half-century of the Research and Development Forum this weekend and is now looking forward to the future of this celebration of student achievement.
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