We agree with this editorial. “The state Supreme Court is doing its job here. It determined in October, without attaching a price tag, that the state continues to inadequately and unfairly fund education throughout Kansas public school systems. The additional funding likely to be necessary will put a hurt on state finances, but that’s not the Supreme Court’s fault… Five justices were on the ballot in 2016 and all retained… Legislators should focus efforts on the beginning of the 2018 session and solving the state’s many problems without changing the constitution.” http://amp.kansas.com/opinion/editorials/article188198669.html?__twitter_impression=true Originally posted to Facebook 12/6/17...
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CJ Online Article re: Interim School Finance Committee Meeting
We oppose attempts to amend the Kansas Constitution public education provisions. http://www.cjonline.com/news/state-government/education/2017-12-04/interim-committee-begins-studying-kansas-school-finance Originally posted to Facebook 12/5/17...
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Leave a Comment First School Finance Remedy Meeting on 12/4/17 – Summary by KNEA
Here’s an informative piece by the KNEA on the first meeting of the school finance interim decision with links to documents. School Finance and KPERS Under Discussion in the Statehouse Originally posted to Facebook on 12/5/17....
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Leave a Comment Some in KS Talk of Constitutional Amendment
We, at Game On, oppose any efforts to amend the Kansas Constitution. http://www2.ljworld.com/news/2017/dec/04/talk-constitutional-amendment-heats-k-12-review-co/ Originally posted to Facebook on 12/5/17...
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