
More than 350 kids in grades 3-8 got to experience mentorship and inspiration at the free camp, and we appreciate The Worthy 1's Foundation for demonstrating that anything's possible.




Individual results are posted in the article on the KCPS home page.





Creativity, problem solving, and collaboration in action—we love to see it!


The LCPA Blue Tigers will take on St. Dominic in the battle for 3rd place of the MSHSAA State Boys Volleyball Tournament tomorrow, 5/27/26, at 10:00 AM.
You can watch by clicking the link below and completing the necessary payment information.
https://mshsaa.tv/?B=3953075

With the help of the Royals Literacy League, we're pushing not just for literacy but for a lifelong love of reading. This big goal is made possible by support from community role models like Estévez!



Lincoln Prep Boys Volleyball is headed to state semifinals!
The team will play on Tuesday at Noon at the Show Me Center in Cape Girardeau. Tickets can be purchased by going to https://www.mshsaa.org/Tickets.aspx , selecting boys volleyball, finding Boys Volleyball Championships - Day 1. and completing the necessary information to complete your purchase.
Can't go but you want to support the Blue Tigers from home? You can purchase the livestream by going to https://mshsaa.tv/?B=3953078 and completing the necessary information to complete your purchase.

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A big congrats to Coach Blake and the team for their success!
The team will play on Tuesday at Noon at the Show Me Center in Cape Girardeau. Be on the lookout for info on purchasing tickets or the livestream to cheer on our LCPA Blue Tigers.

We are deeply grateful to everyone who took the time to share their voice and help shape our priorities as we build next school year’s budget.
Your participation—through feedback, conversations, and thoughtful reflection—ensures that this process reflects the needs, values, and aspirations of our KCPS community. Budgeting is about more than numbers; it is about people, and your input helps us make decisions that better support our students, staff, and families.
In order to continue aligning KCPS budget priorities in coordination with our community, please consider joining us for a Public Budget Hearing:
• May 27 at 6 p.m.
• Board of Education building, 2901 Troost Ave., Kansas City, MO
Click here to see the proposed FY27 KCPS budget.

Kristopher Durant from Paseo and Cherysh Barr and Marquell Douglas from Central.
State track for classes 3 & 4 will be held May 29 & 30.

Your Graduation 2026 recap newsletter is here! Click here for links to photo galleries and recap videos for each KCPS high school.
https://app.smore.com/n/hrt42



We’re feeling the love this Teacher Appreciation Week! Thank you to the Kansas City Chiefs for making Central High and Central Middle School teachers feel extra special with supplies, treats, and a meal. We appreciate your generosity!






Congrats to all who reached milestones—especially our 44 retirees and those with 40 & 50+ years of service! Your dedication leaves a lasting legacy on our community and we can't thank you enough for your contributions 💛




Wear GREEN each Friday in May for Mental Health Awareness Month!
MHA Month is a great opportunity to be intentional about your mental and emotional needs: be especially kind to yourself and others, help build environments where it's okay to ask for help, and remember—you are not alone.
Read more here.

Join us tonight as we share updates to our district strategic plan, Blueprint 2030! Voice your opinions and make a real impact on the future of KCPS.
🗓️ Tuesday, April 28 | 5:30–7 p.m.
📍 Board of Education | 2901 Troost, KCMO
🍴 Dinner, Spanish translation, and child care provided

Lincoln Prep is going beyond the four walls! Ms. Palmer's personal finance class recently visited the Money Museum at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. They applied their knowledge of economics, money management, and more to understand the U.S. central banking system and all it entails.




Pizza parties and prizes! KCPS Loves to Read hosted its annual Read Across America contest in March. We're happy to celebrate our school's winners, and to know that the real prize is an up-and-coming generation of students who love to read!





