From the Kansas Supreme Court Supreme Court invites community to special session at Topeka High School The Kansas Supreme Court will hear two cases in a special session at Topeka High School as part of its ongoing outreach to familiarize Kansans with the high court, its work, and the overall...
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No comments Monthly Archives: March 2016
Studies showing vouchers not helpful
The tax credit scholarship program, which may be greatly expanded if HB 2457 passes, is basically a voucher program. We oppose it because there are no accountability provisions in the bill, and evidence indicates vouchers and tax credit scholarships do not help students and may harm them and harm the...
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No comments Legislative actions not matching constituent views
We need to change this if we’re going to get the public education support we need. “The question is often asked how the political views of elected officials be so different from those of the people they represent. “The answer appears to be simple. ‘Average’ Kansans don’t vote in primary...
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No comments Educate Lawrence hosting rally for public education Saturday March 12th
Our friends at Educate Lawrence are hosting a rally for public education in the middle of our walk to Topeka at South Park next Saturday at 12:30. Join us! Watch a video here: https://www.facebook.com/EducateLawrence/videos/1143256462352553/?fref=nf...
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