“No other issue does more to drive long-term economic development for businesses than a well-educated workforce. Public education in Kansas is a constitutional priority, and no other governor has done more to put that sacred trust at risk.” Read more here: http://www.kansas.com/opinion/opn-columns-blogs/article8195385.html#storylink=cpy...
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No comments Monthly Archives: February 2015
Rep Ousley in PV Post
Representative Ousley gives his take on recent developments in Kansas. “Normally, when someone loses a lawsuit, they comply with the order against them or face a penalty. The proposed additional funding cuts indicate the State does not intend to comply, but is actively trying to alter those who sit on...
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Here’s another example of what we don’t want in Kansas. “A federal judge in Missouri has ordered a charter school operator to pay nearly $1 million to the board of Renaissance Academy in Kansas City for saddling the school with unreasonably high lease payments. “The ruling against Imagine Schools Inc....
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No comments Senator Masterson spins proposed cuts to education
Sen. Masterson again shows his true colors on public education funding. Will voters remember when he’s up for election? “Brownback’s allies contend it’s unfair to portray the trend as a cut because the amounts for fiscal 2016 and 2017 exceed the aid for fiscal 2014. Senate budget committee Chairman Ty...
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