District Information
USD 434 Vision and Mission Statement |
Vision Statement Adopted August 11, 2021 Inspiring and Empowering Every Charger, Every Day
District Mission Statement Adopted 8-13-2014 The mission of Santa Fe Trail USD 434 is to support individual student needs in preparation for successful life work.
District Beliefs
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USD 434 District Goals |
About Us |
The Santa Fe Trail school district is a predominately rural school community of approximately 1100 students Pre-K through grade 12. |
Our Partnerships |
Comprehensive special education services are provided through the Three Lakes Education Cooperative in Lyndon.
Santa Fe Trail School Foundation The Santa Fe Trail School Foundation provides scholarships to graduating seniors to support their pursuit of higher education at either a two-year or four-year college, or a technical institution. These scholarships are presented annually in May during the high school awards ceremony. The Santa Fe Trail School Foundation looks forward to the opportunity to grant scholarships that will assist young individuals in pursuing their education and achieving their future goals. You can also contribute to these initiatives by making a donation to the Foundation. The Foundation welcomes contributions of any size and provides membership in the 200 Club for donations of $200 or more. Membership in the 200 Club includes support from:
For further details regarding the Santa Fe Trail School Foundation, please refer to the brochure linked here. |
In Our Area |
Known as the “Water Sports Capital of Kansas,” Osage County is one of only two counties in the United States to have two federal lakes located within its boundaries. Located on the scenic eastern edge of the Flint Hills, the area is characterized by gently rolling hills covered with tall native grasses and woodlands. Not only do water sports and outdoor recreation abound, but so does Osage County’s rich history. The Santa Fe Trail passed through Osage County and its wagon ruts remain visible today. As its name would suggest, Santa Fe Trail High School sits directly on the Santa Fe Trail. The first line on the Santa Fe Railway was in Osage County, prompted by the county’s vast coal mining heritage. Wagon ruts, one-room schoolhouses, and railroad museums, or water skiing, golf courses, and antique shops - you can find it all in Osage County, Kansas. |
Colleges & Universities |
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Other Items of Interest |
Carbondale
Overbrook
Scranton
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