If you are interested in attending a Kansas community or technical college in the fall of 2021 there are new scholarships (based on financial need) available through the Kansas Promise Scholarship Act.

Select career and technical education programs will be available at no cost to eligible students beginning in the fall of 2021. Read more on the Scholarships page.

Did you know high school students are eligible for tuition-free college credit in approved technical courses offered by Kansas technical and community colleges? Excel in CTE (formerly Senate Bill 155) covers the cost of tuition for classes that will lead to high wage, high demand careers in Kansas.

Read more on the News and Announcements page.

Students in the Residential Carpentry classes are building a house that will be moved from WRHS to the Hi-Crest neighborhood in Topeka. Tim Vincent, SENT Construction Manager, says, "The partnership is a great one because of what it does for the Hi-Crest community and because it helps build the pipeline of skilled laborers

in the Shawnee County market. Learn more about the partnership and the Construction and Design Pathway here.