The Seaman School District proudly honors a remarkable group of retirees whose decades of dedication, leadership, and compassion have left a lasting impact on students, staff, and the entire USD 345 community.

All five USD 345 elementary schools are being recognized as a 2025-26 Project Lead The Way (PLTW) Distinguished School.

Our 6th grade students had the opportunity to do some career exploration at our annual Career Fair.

SHS students selected artifacts that, in their view, best told the story of the 1960s.

An day of curiosity and creativity took center stage at the recent Logan Elementary STEM Fair, where students and community partners came together to celebrate learning in action.

The Seaman Education Advantage Foundation (SEAF) Breakfast was a reminder of what we can accomplish when our community comes together in support of students and staff.

Members of the Kansas Teachers of the Year (KTOY) visited USD 345 today for a tour of our district, hosted by our very own KTOY Kate Talley.

Second graders across USD 345 spent an exciting day learning about agriculture during the annual Day on the Farm event, held at the North Topeka Saddle Club and organized by SHS FFA.

Traveling shark wind tunnel visits Seaman Schools from Wisconsin.

Seaman elementary students are getting the opportunity to leave their mark on North Topeka through a community mural project on the Kansas Avenue Bridge in the NOTO Arts District.

Seaman High School students participated in the collaborative project, each selecting an artifact or exhibit to research and present.

Rick was recently named the Kansas State winner of the Dr. Tom & Betty Lawrence History Teacher Grant, an honor presented through the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution.

Students from Seaman School District powered up their learning with district elementary schools competing in the KidWind Challenge hosted at Kansas State University.

Seaman Middle School students had a unique opportunity to connect classroom learning to real-world science.

Seaman High School science teacher and robotics coach Chris Goble has been selected as the Kansas Society of Professional Engineers (KSPE) Outstanding Teacher Award recipient at the high school level for the 2025–26 school year.

Seaman High School welcomed 8th grade students for the Seaman Freshman Center (SFC) Curriculum Fair, to help students prepare to transition from middle school to high school next year.

This prestigious honor recognizes outstanding theatre educators across Kansas who demonstrate exceptional dedication to their students and programs.

Fifth- and sixth-grade students from all USD 345 elementary schools gathered at Seaman High School for a special presentation led by the Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) titled “Think Before You Post.”

Seaman Middle School’s Student Council (STUCO) and student body demonstrated extraordinary generosity, school spirit, and community support by raising $5,000 in less than two hours during the school’s annual carnival.

The Viking Store is more than just a school store. It has become a meaningful way for Seaman Middle School students to learn and connect while preparing students for their future.

Elmont students walked away informed, energized, and ready to make a positive impact, one recycled item at a time.

KSDE recently reported statewide growth in dual credit, AP achievement, and career education participation across Kansas. At SHS, those achievements are clearly reflected in our own numbers.

Preschool students embarked on a special “Staycation Field Trip” right on campus.

Seniors at Seaman High School had the opportunity to take part in an engaging and educational experience focused on civic responsibility.

The North Fairview, Logan, and Elmont Elementary School Libraries all received a $3000 competitive grant from the Northeast Kansas Library System (NEKLS).

North Fairview's Alyssa Flower and Seaman High School's McKenna Crady are this year's Horizon Award Winenrs.

Seaman Middle School students recently had the opportunity to learn important lessons about online safety from two special guests with the Kansas Bureau of Investigation’s Child Victims Unit.

Elementary students are getting a boost of inspiration thanks to a special partnership with Washburn University Athletics.

Elmont Elementary welcomed a special program from the Kansas State School for the Blind (KSSB) into their PE classes. The Mobile Accessible Sports Experience (MASE) gave students in grades 2–6 an opportunity to explore sports in a whole new way.

All second grade students across the district experienced Body Venture, a traveling health education exhibit operated by the Kansas State Department of Education’s Child Nutrition and Wellness team.

We are so proud of our administrators finding ways for continued professional development.

USD 345 introduced a new alert system equips every school-based employee with the ability to alert responders to an emergency from anywhere on our campuses.

Seaman High School has been recognized by the Kansas State High School Activities Association (KSHSAA) as a Commended Performing Arts School of Excellence for the 2024-25 school year.

Our new HR Director, Tanner Smith, will join KASB's second class of Thrive, a year-long human resources learning cohort for school district leaders.

The Support Staff of the Year Award gives our district a chance to shine a spotlight on the unsung heroes who keep our schools running smoothly.

The 2025 Teachers of the Year are shining examples of what it means to teach with heart, innovation, and excellence.

Seaman holds their annual school supply drive for students!

This page will be regularly updated with the latest information from PowerSchool regarding their recent cybersecurity incident.

The Seaman School District recently launched an annual survey designed to track the district’s progress and growth in four key areas identified by the Board of Education.

A team of dedicated and skilled mechanics ensures that our buses and transportation fleet operate safely and smoothly every day of the year.

For many years, the Seaman Schools Band, affectionately known as the Pride of North Topeka, has been a cornerstone of the district’s commitment to excellence in music education and school spirit.

The Kansas State Department of Education, in cooperation with the Kansas Highway Patrol, has established a school safety hotline. This hotline is a toll free number available 24 hours per day, 365 days per year to give students, parents, and community members the opportunity to report any impending school violence.