Raytown Quality Schools are about education in every sense of the word. Academically and socially, the schools challenge students to live up to the promise of their expectations and provide the programs they need to succeed.

The 2003-2004 school year marked a special time for the Raytown C-2 School District as it celebrated its 100th Anniversary. In 1903, eight independent elementary schools consolidated in order to provide the best education for their community. Now, one hundred years later, the district has embarked on its next century of quality education.

The district has a strong tradition of community support. Residents have come to "expect the exceptional" in student and teacher performance as well as the wide range of academic programs and extracurricular activities.

Although the first priority is the education of school-age children, the district has programs that reflect the community’s commitment to education at any age. From early childhood education to adult education, Raytown Schools strive to make learning an inviting and rewarding experience for everyone.

In November of 2006, patrons passed a no tax levy increase of 30 million dollars in its Growing With Pride campaign. Seven bond projects are on the agenda for the district, including construction of a 10th elementary, renovation of Raytown Education Center, and the construction of an Early Childhhod Center on the Blue Ridge campus.

Schools: nine elementary, two middle, two senior high, one alternative school, two locations for early childhood, a school for multiple handicapped students serving 13 districts, and a vocational school serving seven districts.

View Raytown C-2's Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education's report card here .