Mission Trail Elementary School

Mission Trail Elementary in Leawood is a top-tier Elementary School in Kansas, ranking in the top 1% of all Elementary Schools statewide, and ranked #7. Approximately 369 students in Pre-K-5 attend Mission Trail Elementary and the low 12:1 student–teacher ratio enables personalized instruction. The academic performance is remarkable with 80.9% math proficiency, 83.9% reading proficiency, and 82.8% science proficiency. The school averages are significantly higher than the state average. The student body is diverse with approximately 78% White and a mix of student backgrounds including approximately 12.5% students on free or reduced-price lunch. The school is part of Blue Valley USD 229 which supports strong academic programs, charitable community support programs, and qualified staff. The Mission Trail Elementary School calendar has academic milestones, enrichment activities, and so on that involve the students and the school-community.

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1. How do I register my child to attend Mission Trail Elementary School?

Parents submit an enrollment application and proof of residence, birth certificate, immunization record, and an educational record from the previous school, either online or in person at the school office.

2. Is there STEM programming at Mission Trail Elementary School?

Yes, Mission Trail Elementary has STEM learning in areas like science experiments, coding, robotics, and engineering. We foster critical thinking, problem-solving, and exploratory, hands-on experiences in these areas.

3. Does Mission Trail Elementary School provide student transportation?

Yes, eligible students have a bus service from the district. Bus service for students from home to school to home will specifically follow designated bus routes and schedules to support travel to and from home and school safely and reliably.

4. What is the average student age at Mission Trail Elementary School?

Mission Trail Elementary serves children at ages 5-11 (kindergarten through fifth grade).

5. What type of devices or digital tools does the school use?

Students utilize Chromebooks, interactive whiteboards, various educational apps, and secure online platforms for learning. All devices and platforms utilize secure methods for accessing and storing information whether through collaborative efforts for lessons, to ensure transferral of programs, protection of student learning records, and most importantly the level of literacy in technology.