Stay ConnectedFor 50 years, the Shawnee Mission School District has been dedicated to providing outstanding educational opportunities to all students. The Shawnee Mission School District is the third largest school district in Kansas with more than 27,000 students and 3,500 employees.
The district is consistently ranked among the finest school districts nationwide for its high student performance. Shawnee Mission serves a diverse student population from 14 cities within northeast Johnson County, Kansas.
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Middle School sports are back and we're taking the show on the road to check out the much anticipated return of middle school football.
What makes SMSD special? Why was it ranked as one of the best places to work in Kansas by Forbes magazine? Hear from our team about what makes SMSD stand out.
On June 24th the Board of Education members approved the Shawnee Mission School District (SMSD) Strategic Plan. The SMSD community engaged in thoughtful work, which led to the development of this road map which guides the district’s work for the years to come. Shawnee Mission has a proud tradition of excellence and this plan is designed to build on the past to create an even better future.
"There's no place like home." Rushton Elementary School started the new school year in a brand new building that feels just like home. Hear from Principal Fornal and longtime office manager, Debbie Coleman as they take you inside this beautiful new facility.
The season 2 premiere discusses the major projects complete over the summer months, the changes coming for the 24-25 school year and the traditions that make SMSD special.
Reacap of the first fabulous season of Shawnee Mission Mic'd Up.
Students from Indian Hills came together to support the SPCA in a new initiative to connect the school with the community.
The Shawnee Mission School District provides a variety of learning experiences for young learners. Parents as Teachers connects parent educators with families and children ages birth to three. The district serves children ages three to five who are eligible for special education services, as well as typically developing peers through a peer model program at the early childhood center. Pre-Kindergarten, both fee and no-fee options, are offered at elementary school sites in the district. These programs and services are designed to help build a strong foundation for lifelong learning.
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