Well said, Ms. Ravitch. We have come to understand the importance of being “political” even when you are primarily focused on policy. “But when you observe malfeasance, fraud, lies, propaganda, corruption, and error, you can’t stand by as a detached observer. You just can’t. “You have to get political, get up, act, raise your voice, fight for what you believe in.” Originally posted to Facebook on 12/28/17. Thank You, TrustED! Let Me Explain….. [Error Corrected] ...
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We agree with our friends at Johnson County Educators! “And while adequate funding may not be the whole answer, best practices such as smaller class sizes, intervention programs, high quality early childhood programs, strong special education programs, and fair compensation to retain and attract the best and the brightest, all cost money.” Originally posted to Facebook on 12/23/17. ...
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Leave a Comment KASB Summary of December 2017 Special Committee Meetings
KASB provides a good summary of the Special Committee on a Comprehensive Response to the School Finance Decision meetings. Originally posted to Facebook on 12/19/17. https://kasb.org/1219-7/...
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Thank you, Sen. McGinn! We agree. From the Wichita Eagle article: “Sen. Carolyn McGinn, R-Sedgwick, said the primary focus of lawmakers should be on addressing the issues raised by court, including academically underperforming children. Originally posted to Facebook on 12/19/17. http://amp.kansas.com/news/politics-government/article190578584.html?__twitter_impression=true...
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