Fredonia USD 484

Fredonia USD 484 is located in southeast Kansas, 90 miles east of Wichita. The District includes the city of Fredonia and its surrounding rural areas. It is comprised of three fully accredited schools: Lincoln Elementary, the Early Learning Center and Fredonia Junior/Senior High School. The District is a 3A school averaging an enrollment of around 700 students a year.

The Fredonia School District offers all-day kindergarten, a four year old at-risk program, early childhood special education programs and a comprehensive junior/high school curriculum. Online Education is offered through Fredonia Virtual Academy.

USD 484 implements education through technology with the use of Chromebooks for upper level students and teachers.

The District has around 165 employees. The size of the school means students have the opportunity to be involved in many areas of interests from athletics to agriculture.

The town of Fredonia is a community with a population of around 2,600. It is located at the rim of the scenic Flint Hills, an area rich with recreational opportunities. The river valleys, range land and wooded hills offer exceptional hunting, outdoor living and trail riding. The nearby three reservoirs and two state lakes offer boating, fishing, water skiing and trail hiking. Fredonia has grown from its 1868 start as the seat of Wilson County into an interesting, diversified community built on a solid foundation. Quiet, friendly and welcoming -- Fredonia is a charming place with a true calming, comfortable "hometown" feel.