We first shared this video from a tax credit scholarship expansion hearing almost exactly a year ago. In it, a private school representative acknowledged that they can and sometimes do transition kids out because they aren’t performing academically. We continue to believe that private schools should not receive public tax...
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No comments Monthly Archives: February 2022
Legislature Considers Allowing Homeschool Students to Participate in Public School Activities
Contact members of the House K-12 Education Budget Committee and urge them to oppose HB 2511. This bill is sponsored by Rep. Tarwater who appears to have found another way to slight public school students with a bill that would allow homeschool kids to participate on their local public high...
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Do these two parents speak for you? There were the only two parents invited to testify at last week’s bizarre hearing on “Critical Pedagogy.” We’re still trying to come up with our own response, but here’s a summary from The Kansas Reflector. The voucher bill this hearing was designed to...
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No comments Looking for Gotcha Moments
We’re seeing a false accusation that parents don’t have access to what their children are being taught, and teachers lack transparency. Parents have more access to teachers and classroom material than they’ve ever had. The screenshots below are from one parent’s parent access Canvas account. Through these and similar programs,...
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