School for Deaf High

School for Deaf High is a public high school run by School for Deaf in Olathe, Kansas. It had 62 students in 2024-25, spanning grades 7 through 12. High schools in Kansas have about 410 students on average; enrollment here is 85% lower.

School for Deaf is the district for School for Deaf High. It has 2 schools and 118 students.

White students account for 47% of enrollment at School for Deaf High, more than any other group. Other groups make up 21% Black, 19% Hispanic, 6% Asian, and 6% multiracial. County-wide, 79% of Johnson County residents are White. Measured by the diversity index, the student body scores 69%.

On staff are 13.3 full-time-equivalent teachers; the student-to-teacher ratio is 4.7:1. High schools in Kansas average 11.9:1, 7.2 more students per teacher than here. School for Deaf High has a free or reduced-price lunch rate of 21%.

Looking at the county, Johnson County, the median household earns about $109,208 a year, the share of adults with a bachelor's degree or higher is 58%, and roughly 3% of residents are in poverty. Johnson County has 168 public schools with about 93,598 students, including School for Deaf High.

Straight-line distance to the nearest public school, School for Deaf Elementary, is less than a tenth of a mile. There are at least 8 other public schools within five miles.

Federal data place School for Deaf High in the Suburb: Large locale, which means it is in a suburban area outside a principal city, within an urbanized area with a population of 250,000 or more.

Over 4 years, enrollment increased by 10 students, from 52 to 62. In 2020-21, the student-to-teacher ratio was 3.5:1; by 2024-25 it was 4.7:1.

This page is a place to ask questions and share updates about open houses, carpools, and field trips at School for Deaf High. Members of the school community can share what they know.