Salina High School South

It serves approximately 1,057 students each year, and about 90% of the staff employed at the school are certified, including principal Ginger Jones.

[9] The Blue Ribbon Award recognizes public and private schools which perform at high levels or have made significant academic improvements.

In April 2014, a $110 million bond was approved which would fund a whole new school, due to the "pods" being in poor condition.

In 2000, the football team won the 5A state championship with a victory over Pittsburg High School.

The football team repeated as state champions in 2004 with a victory over Olathe North High School.

Salina South High School was designated a Blue Ribbon School in 1984.