AuburnWashburn School District

The Auburn-Washburn School District is a public school district serving the southwest Topeka and Shawnee County regions of the United States. With 536 employees, USD 437 encompasses a large area, stretching across 128 square miles of suburban and rural landscapes. Auburn-Washburn School District provides education for students of all ages, offering a comprehensive range of programs. Their network includes one early childhood center, seven elementary schools, one middle school, one high school, one alternative high school, and two alternative learning centers. The district is dedicated to academic excellence, consistently ranking among the top performers in Kansas based on standardized test scores such as the ACT and SAT, as well as National Merit Scholarship placements. A key differentiator for Auburn-Washburn is its commitment to small class sizes, averaging 19 students per elementary class. The district also places a high value on teacher development, with nearly half of the faculty holding a Master's Degree or higher. Auburn-Washburn actively invests in staff training and provides teachers with the necessary resources to deliver high-quality instruction. For more information about Auburn-Washburn School District, visit their website at usd437.net.