Emporia Unified School District #253
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Congratulations Seniors!
More than 300 students graduated Sunday from Emporia High School. The Class of 2013 includes 63 graduates of Flint Hills Learning Center, a record number for this school. The group was recognized at a special graduation ceremony Friday at Flinthills Mall.
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Superintendent's Message
The end of a school year is a special time for all of us in education! We get to celebrate accomplishments and send our students on to new adventures in the next grade or to college and careers. In May, the elementary schools will bid a bittersweet farewell to fifth graders in anticipation of their middle school years. Eighth graders are more than ready to begin their high school careers, and some 300 seniors will graduate from Emporia High School.
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Spring Retirements
Seventeen teachers, administrators and support staff members are retiring this month from the Emporia Public Schools. We wish them the very best in their retirement. Read more here.
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Summer Meals Program
Breakfast & lunch available free for children age 18 and younger at five sites this summer. Program opens Tuesday, May 28 and continues through August 13. See schedule here. (Spanish version)
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Summer Open Libraries
Emporia students will have access to the school libraries two days a week for two hours each day during June & July. Students can check out books and ebooks at the six neighborhood elementary schools, Emporia Middle School & Emporia High School. This service is available to all Emporia students in public and private schools. See the schedule for each building.
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