Here’s a tip. If your legislator acts like the block grant funding, which freezes operational budgets at unconstitutional levels, takes away some of the equalization aid that was granted to comply with the Gannon equity decision, and fails to account for rising enrollment was a wonderful thing for Kansas schools,...
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No comments Monthly Archives: October 2015
Schwab continues attacks on schools
“[C]halk this up as just another way for Republican legislators to threaten and bully school districts that dare to try to rally people to see things their way. “It’s par for the course for politics these days in Kansas, where Brownback’s income tax cuts have failed to produce the jobs...
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This does not bode well for school funding. “I randomly called half a dozen economists from around the country. They’re at major think tanks and major universities far from Kansas, and they don’t have any dog in the Kansas dispute. I asked this: Have the tax cuts had enough time...
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No comments Wichita district encourages others to speak up
“Schools need to speak up or lose more money. That’s the message from the state’s largest district today. Wichita’s chief financial officer is encouraging other districts to spend more time talking to lawmakers about what it takes to educate your children.” Read more here: http://m.kwch.com/news/speak-up-is-message-from-lead-kansas-educator/35992982...
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