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Schools in Kansas City

62 schools in Kansas City, Kansas. Filter by level, grade, or type, see them on the map, and compare up to four side by side.

Schools
62
Students
29,408
Elementary
40
Middle
10
High
11
Types explained
62 schools

Elementary Schools 40

Banneker Elem
2026 N 4th Street · Kansas City
Grades K–5268 students13.2 per teacher
FPublic
Douglass Elem
1310 N 9th Street · Kansas City
Grades K–5285 students11.3 per teacher
FPublic
Emerson Elem
1429 S 29th · Kansas City
Grades K–5171 students10.4 per teacher
CPublic
Grant Elem
1510 N 4th St · Kansas City
Grades K–5289 students13.5 per teacher
FPublic
Midland Trail
3101 South 51st Street · Turner-Kansas City
Grades Pre-K–5495 students13.4 per teacher
DPublic
Oak Grove Elem
5340 Oak Grove Rd · Turner-Kansas City
Grades Pre-K–5532 students15.3 per teacher
DPublic
Turner Elem
1800 South 55th · Turner-Kansas City
Grades Pre-K–6560 students14 per teacher
DPublic
Welborn Elem
5200 Leavenworth Rd · Kansas City
Grades K–5504 students14.6 per teacher
FPublic
Whittier Elem
295 S 10th Street · Kansas City
Grades K–5502 students13.7 per teacher
FPublic

Middle Schools 10

Piper Middle
4400 North 107 Street · Piper-Kansas City
Grades 6–8680 students13.9 per teacher
BPublic

High Schools 11

500 Reach
7704 Parallel Parkway · Kansas City
Grades 1276 students
–Public
Piper High
13021 Leavenworth Road · Piper-Kansas City
Grades 9–12913 students14.8 per teacher
BPublic
Turner High
2211 South 55th · Turner-Kansas City
Grades 9–121,147 students14.7 per teacher
FPublic
Wyandotte High
2501 Minneosta Avenue · Kansas City
Grades 9–121,903 students19.1 per teacher
FPublic

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School data comes from the U.S. Department of Education: the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) Common Core of Data and EDGE school locations (2024–25) and Private School Survey (2023–24), the Civil Rights Data Collection (2023–24), and EDFacts (test results 2021–22; graduation and chronic absenteeism 2022–23), plus other public sources. Don't see a school? Private, independent, and homeschool programs can request a free listing.