Students, schools, and public money.
Election.org connected this entity to its fiscal year 2024 Census finance record by exact government ID and to its 2024–25 NCES district and school directory by exact agency ID.
Independent school district in Kansas. Browse the source-reported information below.
Census ID 116644 · Census county field: Rush · Functioning in the 2025 inventoryElection.org connected this entity to its fiscal year 2024 Census finance record by exact government ID and to its 2024–25 NCES district and school directory by exact agency ID.
Kansas law establishes a seven-member elected board. The latest statewide directory publishes this district's 2025–26 president, clerk, superintendent, and public district contact—but not the other six board members. Election.org shows the useful names first and the gap plainly instead of presenting a thin entity shell as complete.
Elected each year by the seven-member board from among its members.
Runs district administration under the board's governance.
District officer responsible for board records and election certifications.
Kansas voters elect school-board members. Regular elections are currently held in November of odd-numbered years. A district can use an authorized combination of member districts, at-large positions, and voting plans, so Election.org does not invent this district's seat map when the statewide directory does not publish it.
Source: Kansas State Department of Education, 2025–26 statewide directory, checked 2026-08-30. To protect residents, Election.org intentionally omits board-president street addresses and all person-level email addresses from the source, including personal webmail accounts. A dated directory name is not proof of continued service after the snapshot.
Exact federal identifiers connect 6 annual Census records for this system. Source dollars stay visible, while spending changes are also converted to constant 2024 dollars.
| Year | Enrollment | Spending / pupil | Total revenue | Total expenditure | Debt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 | 265 | $12,811 | $4,032,000 | $3,706,000 | $0 |
| 2020 | 253 | $14,273 | $4,058,000 | $3,812,000 | $0 |
| 2021 | 242 | $15,616 | $3,971,000 | $4,319,000 | $0 |
| 2022 | 237 | $16,017 | $4,161,000 | $4,008,000 | $0 |
| 2023 | 240 | $15,896 | $4,298,000 | $4,330,000 | $0 |
| 2024 | 203 | $18,419 | $4,911,000 | $4,933,000 | $0 |
Source-reported nominal dollars. Amount fields are converted from source thousands to dollars. No inflation adjustment is applied. An exact identifier links published source rows; it does not erase consolidations, closures, reorganizations, or other real institutional changes between years. Constant-dollar comparisons use BLS CPI-U series CUUR0000SA0, annual U.S. city average; this is not a local cost-of-living index. Joined by exact Census PID6 or NCES LEAID; names are never used.
3 operating schools in the final 2024–25 federal directory
Fiscal year 2024. Census source amounts are published in thousands of dollars and converted here to dollars; per-pupil fields are published as dollar amounts. Revenue percentages are reproduced from the source.
Regular public school district that is not a component of a supervisory union
Census and NCES records describe this system’s enrollment, finances and schools for the years shown. Board, election and meeting information, when available, has separate sources and dates. An unlisted item means it is not covered here—not that it does not exist. Check the district’s official notices for current meetings and officeholders.
The Census ACTIVE field is Y for this record.
These are inventory fields, not newly verified office contacts. A county field or mailing address does not establish the exact service boundary.
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