2019 Best Schools in Dickinson CountyAbout this List

Blue Ridge Elementary School

• Chapman Unified School District, KS
• PK, K-5

• A

• 77 Students
• 10:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Enterprise Elementary School

• Chapman Unified School District, KS
• PK, K-5

• B+

• 98 Students
• 11:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Chapman Elementary School

• Chapman Unified School District, KS
• PK, K-5

• B

• 297 Students
• 17:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Chapman High School

• Chapman Unified School District, KS
• 9-12
• 39

Junior: Chapman High School is a very academics focused school district and has been awarded for its high scoring academics. There is a lot of college prep for such a small school and it is very helpful for preparing for the ACT. The entire school is new and all of the facilities are very nice. The food is wonderful and the staff is so kind. Sports are a big part of student life but not as much as the academics. There are plenty of activities for students to be involved in throughout the district. It has a good hometown feel because it is a medium sized school.
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• B

• 341 Students
• 11:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

McKinley Elementary School

• Abilene Unified School District, KS
• 2-3

• B

• 233 Students
• 17:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Hope Elementary School

• Rural Vista Unified School District, KS
• PK, K-8

• B

• 122 Students
• 10:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Dwight D. Eisenhower Elementary School

• Abilene Unified School District, KS
• 4-5

• B-

• 258 Students
• 20:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Abilene High School

• Abilene Unified School District, KS
• 9-12
• 86

Alum: Abilene High school is a good school for being in such a small town. The new remodel is beautiful, and the sports teams do well. Theater is doing great things and the students are hella talented. The high school offers a ton of dual credit which students should take advantage of. Students are overall pretty good and care about the students academically. But, they do have some important faults. The school needs to change the way that they address mental illness. When I was at school there were two suicides and one attempted and the school did a very poor job addressing it.
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• B-

• 524 Students
• 13:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Chapman Middle School

• Chapman Unified School District, KS
• 6-8

• B-

• 250 Students
• 12:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Hope High School

• Rural Vista Unified School District, KS
• 9-12
• 3

• C+

• 43 Students
• 7:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Abilene Middle School

• Abilene Unified School District, KS
• 6-8
• 3

• C+

• 373 Students
• 13:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

White City Elementary School

• Rural Vista Unified School District, KS
• PK, K-8

• C+

• 113 Students
• 10:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Rural Center Elementary School

• Chapman Unified School District, KS
• PK, K-5

• B

• 48 Students
• 10:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Kennedy Elementary School

• Abilene Unified School District, KS
• PK, K-1

• B

• 254 Students
• 15:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

St. Andrew's Elementary School

• Private School
• Abilene, KS
• PK, K-5
• 1

• NG

• 130 Students
• 22:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

White City High School

• Rural Vista Unified School District, KS
• 9-12
• 36

Senior: I am a life long student at White City school (k-12). I am in my senior year, and I have had a handful of remarkable teachers and mentors. Because of the school size, there is a lot more one on one with the teachers. We have teachers helping kid as well as kids helping kids. All though we don't have all the options the larger schools have, we still get a pretty good verity of classes to take. The clubs offer a way to grow and learn about other students you may not have classes with. Sports are a big deal in our school and community. We are A1 school in the wheat state league.
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• NG

• 47 Students
• 7:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Abilene Baptist Academy

• Private School
• Abilene, KS
• 1-12
• 5

Senior: Abilene Baptist Academy is a small, private school where everyone knows everyone. You can be involved in almost everything they have to offer- at the same time, sometimes. The school is consistent for the most part.
We have fun in a clean, Christian environment and the school is academically supportive.
What I wish would happen in the school is that I wish it would grow and gain some more diversity. I want the school to be able to have more activities going on and more, younger teaches to come through- but in order to have that, there has to be more students.
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• NG

• 19 Students
• 4:1 Student-Teacher Ratio