North Kansas
City Schools District
Athletics & Activities
NKC Schools encourages students of all ages to participate in the co-curriculars and before- after-school activities offered at their school. To learn more about the activities offered at the district's 22 elementary schools, two 6th grade centers, four middle schools and four high schools, contact your school administrator.
- Middle School Athletics & Activities Handbook
- High School Athletics & Activities Handbook
- Inclement Weather Guidelines
- Hot Weather Guidelines
- Student Activity Attendance Procedures
Follow high school sports and view schedules by going to http://gkcsconference.org/ and select the school to see their individual school sports schedules. Or, click on your school's name to the right.
Ticket Prices for 2026-27
The Greater Kansas City Suburban Conference has increased prices for athletic events to $5 for students and $7 for adults. Tickets must be purchased digitally via GoFan.
Adults age 55 and over are admitted for free. Staff members plus one guest are also admitted to regular-season contests for free with valid ID badge.
Game Day Media Credentials
Only credentialed individuals will be allowed on the playing field/court to photograph events. These individuals must be credentialed ahead of time, and anyone interested in photographing events must be approved through the Activities Office of that school. Non-credentialed individuals may photograph from the stands.
Dr. David Garrison
Director of K-12 Activities & Athletics
Melissa Kean
Administrative Assistant, Athletics & Activities
melissa.kean@nkcschools.org
(816) 321-5742
Forms & Physicals
Prior to participating in school athletic activities, students are required to have a current physical on file with their school per MSHSAA guidelines.
Pre-Participation Sports Physical Evaluation History Form
Following a concussion, the Return to Play Form must be completed and on file before an injured student can return to their activities. See other information regarding heat, hydration and conditioning recommendations as well as other MSHSAA resources on the MSHSAA website.
Please note that per Missouri HB-300 regulations, MSHSAA has released its annual Interscholastic Youth Sports Brain Injury Report regarding the impact of student athlete concussions and head injuries and the efforts that have been made to minimize damages from school sports injuries on its website. This report is located by going to www.mshsaa.org and then going to the Sports Medicine tab.