Kansas High School Football is a popular sport played by students across the state. It typically takes place in the fall, with teams representing their schools in various classifications based on enrollment size. The Kansas State High School Activities Association (KSHSAA) oversees the organization of the sport, including scheduling games and hosting state championships. Games are played on Friday nights, drawing large crowds of students, families, and community members. The season culminates in the state playoffs, where teams compete for the title of state champion. Notable programs, such as Blue Valley High School and Maize High School, have a rich history of success in Kansas high school football.