Wichita Public Schools Magnet Programs

Spaght Science and Communications Magnet is the only school in the state of Kansas who has a partnership with Code to the Future. Spaght had their second school-wide showcase today, in which students at every grade level demonstrated their computer science and coding knowledge to parents, BOE members, and other district departments.

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La administración de las Escuelas Públicas de Wichita presentó su recomendación para el Bono 2026 durante la reunión del Consejo de Educación del lunes 4 de mayo.

La propuesta se enfoca en inversiones y mejoras a largo plazo, incluyendo la reconstrucción, remodelación y renovación de nuestras instalaciones.

Combina mejoras necesarias en las escuelas para fortalecer la enseñanza y el aprendizaje, preparar a nuestros estudiantes para el futuro y proyectos que cuentan con un alto nivel de apoyo de la comunidad.

👉 Aprende más sobre esta propuesta aquí: https://bit.ly/4f8grY6
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Congratulations to our very own Jesse Milne on receiving a Good Apple award for the spring 2026 semester.  He was nominated by Coleman Environmental Magnet Middle School for his excellence in service to the district and the students of Wichita.

Students at Coleman Environmental Magnet celebrated May Day with their annual Biodiversity Festival which engages all students throughout the day with over 30 community partners who present lessons and activities related to environmental science and outdoor exploration.

Thanks to K-State Extension - Sedgwick County for coming out on a cold Saturday to educate Coleman Environmental Magnet families about composting!

Congratulations to Riverside Leadership Magnet, Earhart Environmental Magnet, and Mayberry Cultural and Fine Arts Magnet Middle for being recognized by Magnet Schools of America as National Merit Schools of Distinction at the BOE meeting on Monday.

The addition of a STEM teacher at Mueller Aerospace and Engineering Discovery Magnet has resulted in increased learning and engagement. While the students continue to learn science and engineering concepts in their core classes, they also have a STEM special once a week that further enriches their understanding of the Engineering theme.

Here, 1st graders learned about states of matter by combining sodium bicarbonate tablets with water in rockets that they constructed out of film canisters. The chemical reaction produced a gas, that once expanded, popped the lids off and launched the rockets skyward.