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Schools & Education

The City of Haysville school system includes six elementary schools, two middle schools, one high school, and three specialty facilities. The Haysville School System is the 18^th largest Kansas School district and combines the personalized spirit of a small town with a top-notch staff, curriculum and facilities normally associated with larger communities.

With care and individual attention, they focus on putting each student on the road to a lifetime of learning. Encompassing 36 square miles of south-central Sedgwick County, the Haysville School District (USD 261) draws students from a wide range of urban and rural backgrounds to create a rich, well-blended student body.

The curriculum, designed to meet each student's educational needs, emphasizes the core academic areas of reading, math, science, and social studies, while incorporating all State of Kansas standards for education and reflecting national curriculum reform efforts. Schools offer a safe learning environment with excellent teachers and staff focused on the success of their students. To meet the unique needs of each learner, the academic progress of students is monitored for early intervention.

Local Transportation

Located on Interstate 35 and just minutes from several other major roadways, Haysville is an ideal location for manufacturers or distributors. The community provides access to Wichita through Interstates 135 and 235, to north and east Kansas through the Kansas Turnpike and to southern Kansas through Highway 81. Browse the newest real estate listings in Haysville, KS.

The History of Haysville

W.W. Hays came to this area in the early 1870s. Prior to his arrival, he had served as a postmaster in Colorado and as Sheriff of Sedgwick County. In 1891 he platted the land that he owned so a town could be built.

Some of the first businesses in this new town were a meat market, a couple of stores, lumberyard and a blacksmith. The post office was established in 1877, the Haysville State Bank in 1919. Truck farming supported a lot of the families in the area. In 1874 a grist mill was built on the bank of the Cowskin to process corn that was harvested in the area.

The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway bought land west of Haysville's Main Street in 1892. In 1903 a depot was opened and passenger trains shuttled people to and from Wichita. Haysville was often spelled Hayesville thought to be named after 19^th president Rutherford B. Hayes.

At first there were no church buildings so meetings were held at homes, schools and the grist mill. The first churches in town were the Methodist and the Prairie Home Christian Church. Mr. Hays donated the land where both of these churches were built.

All of Haysville's historic district was destroyed in the 1999 tornado. Destruction of the historic buildings began at the red brick schoolhouse at 79^th and Seneca and continued north along Main taking out the elevator, bank, churches and more. The only thing left standing on the east side of Main was the original bank vault.

Local Attractions & Activities

• Dewey Gunzelman Memorial Swimming Pool
• Haysville Pool
• Chris Elsen Memorial Skate Park
• Haysville Disc Golf Courses
• Fairy Wings and Mini Things

Haysville also has a variety of local restaurants:

• Leorardo’s
• Johnny B’s
• Marcos Pizza
• Taco J’s
• Red’s
• Beirocks

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