Kansas City, MO Schools
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Kansas City School Districts
- Academie Lafayette (1 school)
- Allen Village (1 school)
- Alta Vista Charter SCH (1 school)
- B. Banneker Academy (1 school)
- Brookside Charter SCH. (2 schools)
- Center 58 (8 schools)
- Della Lamb Elem. (1 school)
- Derrick Thomas Academy (2 schools)
- Division of Youth Services (42 schools)
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About Kansas City Schools
- There are 249 K-12 schools in Kansas City, MO, including 192 public schools and 57 private schools. Kansas City public schools belong to twenty nine districts, Academie Lafayette School District, Allen Village School District, Alta Vista Charter School District, B. Banneker Academy School District, Brookside Charter School District, Center 58 School District, Della Lamb Elem. School District, Derrick Thomas Academy School District, Division of Youth Services School District, Don Bosco Education CTR. School District, Genesis School Inc. District, Gordon Parks Elementary School District, Grandview C-4 School District, Hickman Mills C-1 School District, Hogan Preparatory Academy School District, Imagine Ren Academy Env Sci & MA School District, Kansas City 33 School District, Kipp: Endeavor Academy School District, Lee A. Tolbert Com. Academy School District, Lee's Summit R-Vii School District, Liberty 53 School District, North Kansas City 74 School District, Park Hill School District, Platte County R-III School District, Raytown C-2 School District, Scuola Vita Nuova School District, State Schools for Sev Handic School District, University Academy School District and Urban Com. Leadership Academy School District.
- There are 162 Kansas City elementary schools, 123 Kansas City middle schools, 76 Kansas City high schools and 200 Kansas City preschool schools.
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