Thanks to our friends at Network for Public Education for bringing this article to our attention. “So many of the choices that we make, personally and collectively, are about running away from this history. At some point, instead of fleeing and hunting for the next shiny scheme, we have to...
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No comments Monthly Archives: April 2018
House Votes for Passage of Due Process Bill 72-48
UPDATE: House votes favorably for passage of due process bill 72-48. Final action tomorrow (Thursday). Historical context on the removal of due process can be found here: https://shawneemissionpost.com/…/a-look-back-at-contentious… Originally posted to Facebook on 3/7/2018....
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No comments Garden City Telegram Editorial on School Funding Study
We and others will be carefully evaluating what is and is not included in the study. “Senate President Susan Wagle made it clear what she wanted. ‘We’re focused on finding experts who can help show the court that funding is adequate,’ the Wichita Republican said before consultants were hired… “In...
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No comments KC Star Editorial – Why Are Lawmakers Pushing Cuts Instead of School Funding?
“Tyson’s tax-cut push is insidious on another front. Making tax cuts priority one is one more attempt to lower the amount that lawmakers spend on schools. The sad thing is that conservatives have been waging this fight for years. Each time, the state Supreme Court has ultimately ruled that the...
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