$54 million high school will be built in Wichita

June 27, 2013
Existing campus likely to be used for district offices and technical programs.

Wichita (Kan.) school board members have voted to build a new, $54 million Southeast High School in the far reaches of the district. The Wichita Eagle says the existing site for the school likely will be used for district offices and technical education programs.

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