Herington High

Centre USD 397 is an educational institution located in Lost Springs, Kansas, serving students from kindergarten through 12th grade. Known as the home of the Cougars, the district is committed to fostering a supportive and engaging learning environment for its diverse student body. The district prioritizes academic excellence and community involvement, encouraging collaboration among staff, students, and families. Centre USD 397's dedication to education is reflected in its comprehensive programs and resources aimed at developing well-rounded individuals. Generated from the website

Unified School District 473, known as Chapman Public Schools, is dedicated to providing a well-rounded educational experience for students from preschool through high school. The district encompasses various schools, including Rural Center Elementary and Chapman High School, and emphasizes collaboration among educators and students to maximize potential for success in life. With a commitment to safety, professional development, and social emotional well-being, the district continually updates its facilities and instructional practices. Programs such as the Farm to School initiative and one-to-one technology access for high school students highlight USD 473's focus on innovative learning opportunities and community engagement. Generated from the website

Chapman Elementary School is an educational institution that offers a range of academic and recreational programs for students in kindergarten through grade six. The school serves more than 220 students. It offers classes in mathematics, science, history, reading and writing. The school conducts sessions in music and physical education, as well as provides special education programs for students with disabilities. It offers the English Language Learners program and online educational resources Chapman Elementary School is a part of Unified School District 473, which governs several elementary, middle and high schools. Unified School District 473 s schools provide various athletic opportunities, such as baseball, basketball, golf, softball, volleyball, wrestling, golf, cross-country, and track and field. The district enrolls over 1,000 students in kindergarten through grade 12. Its schools additionally maintain libraries and student councils.