Standout Staff
Art teachers from across KCKPS are showing off their talents at a special art show
The Sumner Academy Speech and Debate team is used to bringing home accolades—they do nearly every weekend during the school year from all the tournaments they attend. This time it’s coach Jamelle Brown who is being recognized nationally.
KCKPS January Employee of the Month: Cierra Hiatt, Kindergarten Teacher at Lindbergh Elementary
New Chelsea Administrator goes above and beyond the call of duty
The McKinney-Vento group worked overtime to help bring holiday cheer to students
Mx. Anastasia Delgado wins 2022 Latinx Educator of the Year
KCKPS Instructional Coach hailed as Hometown Hero by the Kansas City Chiefs
A national film crew followed Wyandotte High School Restorative Justice Facilitator Natalie Johnson-Berry. She's a finalist for the Horace Mann Award for Teaching Excellence
At last night's Board of Education Meeting, two KCKPS staff members were recognized as the November Employees of the Month.
New Chelsea Elementary School Administrator Charlesetta Jackson obtained 14,000 pairs of socks or KCKPS students
KCKPS Science Teacher Jodi Reno was awarded $1000 at the annual National Institute of Construction Excellence luncheon
Usually when people get a new job, they leave their previous one. That’s not the case for new Bridges Principal Lori Allen—she is working dual roles in Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools continuing as a Special Education (SPED) Coordinator, a position she has had in the district for the last two years.
Wyandotte High School Teacher Cathy Bowers received a $500 check from Arvest Bank. The award is part of the We Love Teachers campaign. The campaign is part of an initiative to help teachers in the classroom.
In a district of 48 schools with hundreds of teachers, being selected as one of two KCKPS Teacher of the Year Nominations is truly something special.
It might be his first year as a head principal, but Dr. Christopher Green is no stranger to being a leader.
Natalie Johnson-Berry is awarded the California Casualty Award for Teaching Excellence