Former Schools
- Middle/Junior High Schools
- Antioch Middle School (Formerly Milburn Junior High School)
- Broadmoor Junior High School (Now Broadmoor Technical Center)
- Indian Creek Junior High School (Now Indian Creek Technical Center)
- Mission Valley Middle School (Formerly Meadowbrook Junior High School)
- Old Mission Junior High School
- Elementary Schools
- Antioch Elementary School (Now part of the Shawnee Mission Medical Center in Merriam, KS)
- Arrowhead Elementary School (Now Arrowhead Administrative Center)
- Cherokee Elementary School (Now New Haven Seventh Day Adventist Church)
- Don Bonjour Elementary School (Now Shawnee Mission Unitarian Universalist Church)
- Dorothy Moody Elementary School (Closes end of 2011-2012 school year)
- Flint Elementary School (Merged with Bluejacket to become Bluejacket-Flint Elementary School)
- Greenwood Elementary School (Now a Walmart Supermarket)
- Hickory Grove Elementary School (Now Horizons High School)
- Katherine Carpenter Elementary School (Merged with Oak Park to become Oak Park-Carpenter Elementary School) (Now SM Instructional Support Center)
- Linwood Elementary School
- Marsha Bagby Elementary School
- Mohawk Elementary School (Now Mohawk Park)
- Nall Hills Elementary School
- Osage Elementary School (Now Osage Park)
- Porter Elementary School (Now Porter Park)
- Ridgeview Elementary School (Now Kansas City Christian School)
- Roeland Park Elementary School
- Sequoyah Elementary School (Now Vineyard Community Church)
- Shawnee Elementary School
- Skyline Elementary School
- Somerset Elementary School
- South Park Elementary School (Merged with Merriam to become Merriam Park Elementary School)
- Valley View Elementary School (Now Holy Cross Catholic School)
- West Antioch Elementary School
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