Dave Trabert and KPI are claiming they want to help Kansas public school families in various “let them play” and “let them learn” groups. They are NOT public school extracurricular advocates. They are taking advantage of groups with a lot of passion and trying to redirect that passion to KPI’s...
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Board of Ed Election Matters
How do we word this politely? OK, we can’t. JOHNSON COUNTIANS, DO NOT BLOW THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION DISTRICT 2 ELECTION. Only one candidate in the race actually cares about public education, and that candidate is Melanie Haas. We have not had a reasonable representative on the State Board...
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No comments The 2020 Census Has Consequences for Schools
“Families that don’t respond to the census by the end of September won’t be counted – and schools will miss out on a decade of critical support. That’s almost a child’s entire school career.” Check out the KCUR article below. https://www.kcur.org/education/2020-08-26/kansas-city-schools-planned-to-make-a-census-push-but-then-the-pandemic-happened?utm_source=All%20KASB%20Contacts&utm_campaign=8f333e0b66-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2018_08_24_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_f37074fe94-8f333e0b66-216177250&fbclid=IwAR1nTVSJykyxsWLUy6HiL3YOrSski7r0AVQFwtpTDN5xzsym4SaEcqKbZDg...
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No comments The Problem With Angry Voting
Moderate losses in the Kansas primaries could be due to a number of factors, including the movement of moderate Republicans out of the Republican Party. We remain concerned about the massive amounts of deceptive campaign postcards launched against incumbents who support public education. We are also concerned about the role...
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