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Largest Schools in Kansas City (2025)

Schools with the highest enrollment. Ranked by the Success Index (US) from official American data; 53 schools in Kansas City, Kansas. Rank positions shown on each profile are within United States and Kansas.

  1. 1
    9
    Wyandotte HighKansas City · Public HighEnrollment: 1,903
  2. 2
    12
    Silver City ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 1,495
  3. 3
    11
    J C Harmon HighKansas City · Public HighEnrollment: 1,285
  4. 4
    12
    Washington HighKansas City · Public HighEnrollment: 1,180
  5. 5
    17
    Turner HighKansas City · Public HighEnrollment: 1,147
  6. 6
    45
    Sumner Academy of Arts & ScienceKansas City · Public HighEnrollment: 1,045
  7. 7
    47
    Piper HighKansas City · Public HighEnrollment: 913
  8. 8
    13
    F L Schlagle HighKansas City · Public HighEnrollment: 841
  9. 9
    11
    Carl B. Bruce Middle SchoolKansas City · Public MiddleEnrollment: 821
  10. 10
    19
    Gloria Willis Middle SchoolKansas City · Public MiddleEnrollment: 737
  11. 11
    12
    Central MiddleKansas City · Public MiddleEnrollment: 687
  12. 12
    51
    Piper MiddleKansas City · Public MiddleEnrollment: 680
  13. 13
    74
    Piper Prairie ElementaryKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 644
  14. 14
    14
    D D Eisenhower MiddleKansas City · Public MiddleEnrollment: 634
  15. 15
    16
    M E Pearson ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 606
  16. 16
    64
    Piper Creek ElementaryKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 598
  17. 17
    15
    Turner Middle SchoolKansas City · Public MiddleEnrollment: 585
  18. 18
    29
    Turner ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 560
  19. 19
    12
    Chelsea ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 557
  20. 20
    24
    Hazel Grove ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 537
  21. 21
    31
    West Park Elementary SchoolKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 534
  22. 22
    30
    Oak Grove ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 532
  23. 23
    19
    Argentine MiddleKansas City · Public MiddleEnrollment: 519
  24. 24
    14
    Welborn ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 504
  25. 25
    23
    Whittier ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 502
  26. 26
    15
    Rosedale MiddleKansas City · Public MiddleEnrollment: 501
  27. 27
    28
    Midland TrailKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 495
  28. 28
    22
    Frances Willard ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 434
  29. 29
    43
    Lowell Brune Elementary SchoolKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 432
  30. 30
    19
    John F Kennedy ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 419
  31. 31
    22
    Arrowhead MiddleKansas City · Public MiddleEnrollment: 412
  32. 32
    52
    Delaware Ridge ElementaryKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 378
  33. 33
    11
    Bertram Caruthers ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 364
  34. 34
    31
    Frank Rushton ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 359
  35. 35
    17
    Quindaro ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 325
  36. 36
    22
    Claude A Huyck ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 304
  37. 37
    26
    Stony Point NorthKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 300
  38. 38
    16
    Turner Sixth Grade AcademyKansas City · Public MiddleEnrollment: 299
  39. 39
    14
    Grant ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 289
  40. 40
    19
    John Fiske ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 287
  41. 41
    19
    Douglass ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 285
  42. 42
    16
    Banneker ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 268
  43. 43
    24
    New Stanley ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 251
  44. 44
    32
    Stony Point SouthKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 247
  45. 45
    25
    Thomas A Edison ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 244
  46. 46
    20
    McKinley Elementary SchoolKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 243
  47. 47
    18
    Eugene Ware ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 242
  48. 48
    33
    Junction ElementaryKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 234
  49. 49
    28
    Mark Twain ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 222
  50. 50
    19
    Lindbergh ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 216
  51. 51
    22
    Noble Prentis ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 193
  52. 52
    38
    Emerson ElemKansas City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 171
  53. 53
    100
    500 ReachKansas City · Public HighEnrollment: 76

Wyandotte High in Kansas City leads the 2025 list of largest schools in Kansas City with Enrollment 1,903. Of the 53 schools shown, 53 are public.

For the full picture see the wider Kansas largest schools rankings, every school on the Kansas City page, or the comparison tool to put a shortlist side by side.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best largest school in Kansas City?

Wyandotte High in Kansas City, Kansas ranks first among largest schools in Kansas City with Enrollment 1,903 (Enrollment: 1,903).

How are largest schools in Kansas City ranked?

Schools with the highest enrollment. Only schools eligible for the Success Index (US) are included; the index is shown alongside for context.

Are these 2025 rankings official?

No. They are computed by Success Tutoring from official American data (Urban Institute Education Data Portal (NCES CCD, EDFacts); NCES Common Core of Data). States set their own assessments and proficiency cut scores, so proficiency rates are most comparable within a state. Use the state rankings for like-for-like comparisons.