A rebuilt Truesdell Middle School would be located on the same property to replace the existing building. A new building would assist with operational efficiencies in addition to providing a better overall staff and student experience. This neighborhood school is Wichita’s highest attended middle school.

A new elementary school will provide updated learning spaces for students from Black Traditional Magnet Elementary and OK Elementary schools. 

A new elementary school will provide students at McLean Science and Technology Magnet Elementary with updated learning spaces.

A new K-8 building would replace the existing Chisholm Trail Elementary and be located in a growth area of Park City that is the focus of significant public investment and long-term planning by the City. 

A wing to house grades 6-8 would be added on to the existing K-5 Cessna Elementary School building. 

Wichita’s two oldest high schools have undergone extensive structural, foundation and other work to maintain their historic integrity. This funding would help offset the work that still needs to be completed, much of which is not visible to those in or around the building. This amount would not pay for this work entirely.

Four Wichita high schools are approximately 50 to 70-years-old. West High School, South High School, Heights High School and Northwest High School have minor structural repairs that should be addressed now. This includes some roof repairs, brick restoration, drainage or grading work and foundation work.

This project would begin to address traffic flow around Christa McAuliffe K-8 Academy, Isely Traditional Magnet K-8 School, and Seltzer Elementary School. Improvements would be accomplished with a variety of tactics, including moving traffic flow onto WPS property, purchasing surrounding property to remove vehicles from on-street parking and/or on-property improvements to separate vehicle and pedestrian traffic.

The project would add air conditioning to all middle and high school gymnasiums that currently do not have it.

Middle schools where air conditioning would be added are Allison Traditional Magnet Middle School, Marshall Middle School, Hamilton Middle School, Curtis Middle School (two gyms), Stucky Middle School (two gyms), Mead Middle School, Brooks STEM and Arts Magnet Middle School, Mayberry Cultural and Fine Arts Magnet Middle School, Pleasant Valley Middle School, Robinson Middle School and the former Hadley Middle School, which will be repurposed as part of another project.

High Schools where air conditioning would be added are Northwest High School, North High School, South High School, West High School and Heights High School.

The project would add air conditioning to the FutureReady Center for Manufacturing. 
 

This project would renovate the former Hadley Middle School to serve as the new home to Horace Mann Dual Language Magnet. After the move is complete, Irving Elementary School would move into the existing Horace Mann site which is approximately one mile away.

This project would improve the building currently housing OK Elementary to allow for the consolidation of early childhood services.

Fire safety labs would be added, and collision repair spaces would be expanded. This project also focuses on safety improvements, which include updates for intercom systems, lighting, parking and storm shelter vestibule doors. Auditorium lighting will be updated and the existing HVAC system will be optimized to improve comfort throughout the building.

Law enforcement pathway spaces would be added. This project also includes safety improvements of building communication and lighting systems, and storm shelter vestibule doors. Auditorium lighting will be updated and the HVAC system optimized.

A multi-purpose space would be added to West High School to serve programs such as JROTC, girls wrestling and more. Culinary labs will be updated. This project also focuses on safety improvements, which include updates for intercom systems, lighting and storm shelter vestibule doors. Parking will be resurfaced and spaces added. The existing HVAC system will be optimized to improve comfort throughout the building. Auditorium lighting will be updated.

Woodworking and welding program spaces would be expanded and renovated with updated paint booths and HVAC. This project also focuses on safety improvements, which include updates for intercom systems, lighting and storm shelter vestibule doors. The existing HVAC system will be optimized to improve comfort throughout the building.

A rebuilt Coleman Middle School would be located on the same property. The environmental magnet theme would be enhanced in a new space.  The current building will be repurposed to house other programs, including Chester Lewis Academic Learning Center, Education Imagine Academy and Gateway.

A rebuilt Adams Elementary School would continue to serve its existing neighborhood, which is located in a high-density area that is not expected to drop in enrollment.