Fredonia

Located at 300 N. 6th in Fredonia, Kansas, the Fredonia public school district is a fully operational, traditional local education agency serving families across a remote rural community in the southeastern region of the state. Operating four active school facilities, the district provides a comprehensive educational pathway spanning from pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade, alongside specialized ungraded programs. For the 2024–2025 academic year, the district nurtures a close-knit student body of 651 enrollment-registered learners, fostering an inclusive environment designed to support student growth from early childhood through high school graduation.

To ensure small class sizes and robust student support, the district relies on a dedicated workforce of 187.5 full-time equivalent staff members. This includes approximately 98 full-time equivalent teachers, providing an exceptionally strong ratio of educators to students that allows for individualized instruction and tailored academic guidance. The instructional faculty is complemented by a supportive auxiliary team of instructional aides and nearly 87 support personnel who oversee facilities, transportation, administrative operations, and specialized learning needs. Through this well-rounded staffing structure, Fredonia’s public schools remain a vital educational cornerstone for local families, combining dedicated community resources with a commitment to preparing students for future success.