Need to make changes to your schedule for next year? Our high school counselors are here to help! They'll be available over the next couple of weeks specifically for schedule adjustments.

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

Seaman Education Advantage Foundation awards grants to teachers.

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.

Seaman School District hosted its own district-wide professional development day during the first semester, offering staff three specialized tracks

An understanding of our roles and responsibilities that identify our basic needs in a partnership centered around student success.

Jeremiah Moylan was one of 34,000 Commended Students throughout the nation to be recognized for their exceptional academic promise.

LMC Program Director Megan Felt awarded the $1,000 Founder's Award to students Anna McLaughlin and Danika Szopinski from Seaman High School.

Have you met our Teachers of the Year? Spoiler alert...they're amazing and they love what they do!

Students in the Seaman School District learn the importance of giving back to the community.

SHS was awarded the United Kansas Conference Cup championship for the 2022-23 school year.

We have substitute teacher positions open, including both regular and long-term. Contact us to learn more.

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.

Logan Elementary's Kristine Becker received prestigious recognition with a $25,000 cash prize.