Student Links and Resources


School Hours

Elementary School
8:35 AM - 4:00 PM

Middle School
7:35 AM - 2:50 PM

High School
7:50 AM - 3:05 PM

 

News & Information for Students


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Yearbook

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Have you ordered your copy?

Visit your school office to inquire about ordering a yearbook.

 

Haysville
S.P.A.R.K.

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S.P.A.R.K. Program for
6, 7 & 8 grade students!

 

2022-23
ID Cards

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ID Cards

Secondary students are required to use an ID for lunch, Media Center, etc.

 

How We Do It


About School Meals

USD 261 serves breakfast and lunch to the students daily. Meals are prepared on site at each facility except for Haysville High School. The district participates in the Federal Hot Lunch Program helping to keep meal costs down.

Lunch Money

Students may bring lunch money to school to put on their lunch accounts. Checks should be payable to USD 261. Our district utilizes the online program, myschoolbucks.com, which allows parents/guardians the ability to manage their child's lunch account online. Go to www.myschoolbucks.com to view details of this time saving program.

Bully Awareness

Bullying can affect you in many ways. You may lose sleep or feel sick. You may want to skip school. You may even be thinking about suicide. If you are feeling hopeless or helpless or know someone that is, please call the LIFELINE at 1-800-273-TALK (8255).

 

The U.S. Departments of Education and Health and Human Services has a great website with many resources on bullying. Visit www.StopBullying.gov.

 

Parents Can Help Prevent Bullying - You don't want your child to be bullied ... or be a bully.

These tips can help:

  • Build your child's self-respect. Teach him that he is strong and worthwhile. His rights and opinion counts.
  • Identify supportive people. Tell your child where to get help, such as from parents, teachers, or other trusted adults.
  • Role-play tough situations. Practice using different ways to deal with bullies -- discussion, jokes, ignoring, and leaving.
  • Encourage friendships. Give your child opportunities to socialize with like-minded kids. Joining a club or team may help.
  • Stay involved. Know what's happening at school and with friends.

 

How to prevent bullying behavior:

  • Set an example. Be caring and nonaggressive. When angry, act calm.
  • Pay attention. Notice how your child behaves. Address problems immediately.
  • Provide outlets. Channel high energy into sports and other activities.
  • Monitor influences. Don't let your child see violence on TV or elsewhere.
  • Discipline well. Enforce sensible limits without fail.
  • Encourage values. Say "Treat others as you want to be treated."
  • Seek advice. If you're worried that your child might bully, talk with a professional.

 

To read this article and other great parenting advice go to SchoolFamily.com.

 

Are you being harassed, humiliated, embarrassed, threatened, or tormented through digital technology? Be aware that cyberbullying is happening and there are resources to help. Learn more about cyberbullying.

 

Cyberbullying

SPEAK UP!

Speak Up! See Something Say Something

If this is an urgent matter do not submit it here alone. Dial 911 if it is an emergency!

The Crime Stoppers in Schools program in Sedgwick County has created the Speak Up! program, which allows students, staff, and parents the ability to send anonymous tips through a secure website, smartphone app, or by phone to keep their schools safe. All messages are encrypted and routed through secure servers to protect the sender. The user is given an alias and a unique ID before the message is sent to the Speak Up Coordinator for USD 261. This allows the user and the coordinator to have a two-way dialog without revealing the sender’s identity. The funding for the service is provided by Crime Stoppers of Wichita/Sedgwick County.

    

 

More information about the SPEAK UP! Anonymous Tip Program can be found HERE!

When School Closes Unexpectedly

When it becomes necessary to close the schools as a result of weather or an emergency, it will be announced on television, radio, the district website and an all district notification will be sent via Regroup.

Regroup is the district's mass notification platform and will send an automated phone call to the phone number(s) listed in your PowerSchool parent account under "District Phone Messaging System Number #1/#2" and/or the email(s) listed under "Guardian Email".

To ensure you do not miss important notifications, please update this information anytime there is a change.

Television Stations

KAKE-TV Channel 10
KWCH-TV Channel 12
KSN-TV Channel 3

Radio Stations

KFDI-FM 101.3
KTHR-FM 107.3
KZCH-FM 96.3
B98-FM 97.9

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SPARK Programs for Middle Schoolers