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No Place for Political Theater in State Board of Education

This post does a great job explaining what happens when a Moms for Liberty candidate gets on your school board, and they’re speaking from experience. Two Moms for Liberty candidates for State Board of Education were knocked out in the primaries, but District 1 (discussed in this post) and District 3 have Moms for Liberty candidates, who were ousted from their local school boards after proving themselves unworthy of those jobs, now running for State Board. Listen to the people who experienced their tenures when they tell you they were happy to see them go. District 7 also...
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Disinformation and School Spending

Facts regarding school expenditures. Don’t fall for disinformation on this important topic. From Kansas Association of School Boards “FACT CHECK FRIDAY: Where does school funding go? A common misconception is that the majority of school funding goes toward administrative costs. In reality, instruction and teacher salaries account for 59.2% of state school operating expenditures. From transportation and food service to student support and facility maintenance, school funding supports the many people and services it takes to help students succeed.” Originally posted of facebook September 4, 2026...
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Vote Jennifer Lloyd

We believe Jennifer Lloyd would much better represent the interests of Kansas students and public schools than Amy Cawvey who is being supported by Moms for Liberty and the 1776 Project PAC. Listen to those who ousted Cawvey after her first term on the Lansing school board. From We the People of Lansing USD 469 “Lansing voters had four years to judge Amy Cawvey’s leadership up close. In 2025, they chose not to return her to the board of education. That matters because Cawvey is now asking District 1 voters to view that same Lansing record as evidence...
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Public Dollars for Private Schools

The latest Fact Check Friday-read on for reasons we believe public funds should only go to public schools. From Kansas Association of School Boards “Public dollars. Private schools. What’s the impact? Programs like vouchers and Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) direct public tax dollars toward private education. While these programs are often discussed in terms of “school choice” or “education freedom,” it’s also important to consider the funding tradeoff for public schools. When public dollars are directed to private institutions, fewer resources are available for the students who remain in public schools. These programs also raise questions about public...
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