Price-Harris Communications Magnet Elementary

09/29/2026

Families: Wichita Public Schools has an important school bond proposal coming up on the November 3 general election ballot. If you are not registered to vote, you must do so before October 13. Register here: https://www.kdor.ks.gov/Apps/VoterReg/Registration/

09/17/2026

09/17/2026

Projects in the 2026 Wichita Public Schools bond are addressing a combination of high‑priority district needs and community supported projects. Passing the bond would help address many aging WPS facilities and move other schools up the line the next time Wichita Public Schools considers a bond. Learn more at wpsbond.usd259.org/school-impacts.

School Impacts - Wichita Public Schools Bond

09/15/2026

In addition to the bond proposal, the district has a five-year Capital Improvement Plan to address ongoing facility needs at all schools. If the 2026 Wichita Public Schools bond passes, capital funds would be used at Price-Harris Magnet Elementary School for HVAC optimization throughout the building, restroom remodels, and replacement of eight sections of roof over the next five years. Without the bond, these projects may take more than five years to complete. Learn how this bond will impact all WPS buildings at

Home - Wichita Public Schools Bond

09/15/2026

The passing of the bond will help Price-Harris directly. See below.

09/03/2026

The proposed bond projects are located at schools across the city. The two-question bond issue focuses on long-term investments and improvements including rebuilding, renovating and preserving facilities, as well as modernizing spaces to provide future-ready opportunities for students and staff across WPS.

To learn more about the proposal, visit

Home - Wichita Public Schools Bond

09/01/2026

When we talk about how the bond could affect property taxes, we use the median Wichita home value — just over $200,000 — as our common example.

Question 1 asks voters to approve $407.1 million in bonds. If this passes, the tax rate stays exactly where it is today. Homeowners would not see any increase in what they currently pay, unless their property valuation increases.

Question 2 asks voters to approve $207.9 million in bonds. If this passes, the property tax rate would increase, adding about $50 a year — just $4.16 a month — for the owner of a $200,000 home compared to what they're paying now.

We've heard from the community throughout this process, and $50 a year is a threshold that a majority of Wichitans have told us they'd support.

Here's what that looks like across a range of home values.

07/08/2026

School may still be weeks away, but the school supplies are already filling the store shelves! We're posting supply lists now to help families get a head start and make the most of early sales.

05/08/2026

Our final give back day is on Monday May 11th! Please grab a beverage in the morning or dinner at night.