Monthly Archives: January 2014

Kansas school funding issues are attracting national attention, for the wrong reasons. Read and share. “A victory for the parents would be heartening, but if it comes, would Governor Brownback and legislative leaders uphold the right to education guaranteed to Kansas school children? The signals thus far are not promising....

 UPDATE: After this bog was posted on January 2, the Kansas Policy Institute informed KASB on January 3 that a statement would be issued regarding the first question in the opinion survey reported below. KPI indicated a portion of the question was based on a misunderstanding of current law regarding...

“Last week we ran a story about a poll on school finance issues conducted by the conservative think tank Kansas Policy Institute, including reaction from education advocates who said the questions were loaded with false or misleading information that appeared aimed at eliciting a negative response. At the time, KPI...

Peter Hancock provides a helpful explanation of the history of possible outcomes of the pending Gannon school funding case. http://www2.ljworld.com/weblogs/first-bell/2014/jan/6/top-three-ways-supreme-court-could-avoid/...