Independence Public School District is a school district headquartered in Independence, Missouri, United States. The district serves most of Independence and Sugar Creek.
Video Independence Public School District
High schools
- William Chrisman High School
- Truman High School
- Van Horn High School
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Alternative schools
- Independence Academy
Middle schools
- Pioneer Ridge
- George Caleb Bingham
- James Bridger
- Clifford H. Nowlin
Elementary schools
- Abraham Mallinson
- Thomas Hart Benton
- Blackburn
- Bryant
- Fairmount
- Glendale
- Korte (originally North Rock Creek)
- Little Blue
- John W. Luff
- Mill Creek
- Christian Ott
- Alexander Procter
- Randall
- Santa Fe Trail
- Spring Branch
- Sugar Creek
- Sycamore Hills
- Three Trails
- William Southern
Early education
- Hanthorn
- Sunshine Center
Annexation boundary line debate
In November 2007, the voters of Independence and Kansas City voted for seven schools (one high school, one middle school, and five elementary schools) to be taken over by the Independence Public School District. This is perceived as another major setback for the Kansas City, Missouri School District and was a huge undertaking with a great boon for Western Independence. Jim Hinson, the superintendent of the Independence district, believed that the KCMO district fought the annexation was because it was a "pride issue" and because the KCMO district feared that other parts of the district could secede.
The transfer did not include the C. R. Anderson School, which was originally called the Pitcher School. KCMSD annexed the school in 1957, and it became an alternative school for troubled students in the 1980s. It closed in 2000.
Transfer to Independence School District
- Van Horn High School (Independence)
- Nowlin Middle School (Independence)
- Fairmount Elementary (Independence)
- Mount Washington Elementary (Independence) (no longer part of the district, was sold)
- North Rock Creek / Korte Elementary (Independence)
- Sugar Creek Elementary (Sugar Creek)
- Three Trails Elementary (Independence)
References
External links
- District website
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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