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A mother and her two sons enjoy food at Fam Jam.
Two girls color at Fam Jam.
Students eat cupcakes for Sunset's birthday!
A parent plays a math game with their student.
Students do an activity for the 100th day of school.
A parent plays a math game with their student.
Students decorate cookies.
A Sunset family eats Thanksgiving lunch.
5th grade friends.
Students participate in balloon parade.
A student explores items at STEM night.
1st Graders Enjoy Drum Safari
Marathon award winners from 3rd-5th grades.
Kindergarten students working in math
Marathon Award Winners Kindergarten - 2nd Grade
Kansas Wesleyan soccer players cheer on Sunset students as they run the marathon.
Student enjoy marathon night
Day 1 of the School Marathon

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Sunset Elementary

At Salina Public Schools (SPS), we are proud of who we are and what we do. We value every student’s family as a partner in learning and we collaborate with partners to help students, families and the community.

We love our Specials

Art, music, science, social studies, physical education and library studies opens up a world of opportunities and choices. Sunset classes inspire students to explore their passions and unlock their potential.

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Relationships Matter

At the heart of Sunset is connection – teachers and students, families and community partners. These relationships are the base of our caring, supportive school family. Together we are stronger.

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Sunset is Unique

Sunset is where possibilities, learning and belonging come together. A school that is the heartbeat at the core of our community. 

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Great teachers
inspiring great futures.

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The best place

to learn and work

in the heart of Kansas.