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Earhart Environmental Magnet
Wichita’s Earhart Environmental Magnet School, opened in 2008, is a state-of-the-art, eco-friendly institution named after aviatrix Amelia Earhart. It evolved from the historic North Riverside School.
A Soldier’s Story: The Hiker Statue of Wichita
Riverside Park in Wichita proudly hosts the Hiker sculpture, a tribute to the soldiers of the Spanish-American War. This historic statue, representing the enduring spirit and sacrifices of these Hikers, stands as a testament to the past in a picturesque corner of the park.
Puzzling Pagoda: Unraveling Wichita’s Riverside Mystery
Follow the journey of the enigmatic pagoda, from its origins as a humble concession stand to its transformation into a beloved community landmark, shrouded in mystery and intrigue.
Mobile Masterpiece: Wichita’s Lollipop Sculpture
Explore the fascinating journey behind Wichita’s beloved Lollipop Mobile, designed by Alexander Calder in the 1970s. From its creation to its installation as a centerpiece of the city’s art scene, Calder’s masterpiece continues to enchant and inspire to this day.
Stanley Elementary
Stanley Elementary, originally Orient School, has a rich history of adaptation and growth. The school has continually evolved to meet the needs of its students and community, honoring its namesake, Edmund E. Stanley, a pioneering educator and community leader.
William Allen White Elementary
William Allen White, the esteemed journalist known as the “Sage of Emporia,” left an indelible mark on American journalism with his impassioned editorials and advocacy for free speech. His legacy continues at a Wichita school, bearing his name.
McLean Science and Technology Magnet Elementary School
Uncover the legacy of McLean Science and Technology Magnet, where the pioneering vision of Benjamin Franklin McLean intersects with Wichita’s educational future, shaping generations of innovators.
Clark Elementary School
Clark Elementary School, established in 1953, honors the legacy of Miss Jessie L. Clark, a trailblazer in the Wichita Public School system.
Horace Mann K-8 Dual Language Magnet
Checking out Horace Mann Intermediate School in Wichita, where echoes of educational pioneer Horace Mann resonate. From its groundbreaking beginnings in 1918 to a modern-day haven for innovative learning, discover the remarkable evolution of a school that embodies the spirit of progress and the pursuit of knowledge.
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