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Kansas Police Searched Their Car without a Warrant, and They Lost Custody of Their Son
Cowley County · Cowley County

Kansas Police Searched Their Car without a Warrant, and They Lost Custody of Their Son

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After a traffic stop in Garden City, Kansas, drug charges were dropped, but Claudia Astudillo-Aguirre hasn’t regained custody of her son.See the Story
Parents’ Bill of Rights: How Orange Schools Will Handle Gender Identity Issues

Parents’ Bill of Rights: How Orange Schools Will Handle Gender Identity Issues

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PEPPER PIKE, Ohio -- Superintendent Lynn Campbell believes the Orange City School District is prepared to move forward with a Parents’ Bill of Rights policy, as required by Ohio law.See the Story
[Opinion] Turner-Area School Board Seeks Legal Opinion on Gender Policies
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[Opinion] Turner-Area School Board Seeks Legal Opinion on Gender Policies

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Maine School Administrative District 52 directors voted last week to ask its lawyer about the legalities around only recognizing a student’s biological gender.See the Story

Kansas allows three years of unlawful behavior before labeling schools "persistently dangerous" - The Sentinel

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A May 7th letter from the U. S. Department of Education to state school officials has dusted off a decades-long, but neglected regulation allowing students victimized in “persistently dangerous schools” to transfer to another school in the district. The “Unsafe School Choice Option” was part of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) in the 1960’s and was reauthorized in subsequent federal iterations, including No Child Left Behind and…Kansas City, Kansas · Kansas CityRead Article

Education Funding Task Force debates validity of graduation rate against plummeting college readiness - The Sentinel

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Celebration of a stunning increase in a one-year graduation rate at Wichita Southeast High School came crashing down as reports surfaced of grade tampering leading to the five percentage point rise in graduation numbers. The high school principal was removed, and the district issued a statement assuring patrons that this wrongdoing was confined to the 2024-25 school year: “…Recently, some anomalies at Southeast High School came to light. Distric…Topeka · TopekaSee the Story

Wichita has higher property tax, leadership pay than Sedgwick County government - The Sentinel

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Data obtained in Open Records requests show much higher pay levels for top officials in the City of Wichita than their counterparts in Sedgwick County. Wichita city officials have also imposed higher property tax increases over time. For example, Wichita City Manager Robert Layton was paid more than $296,000 last year, which is a 22% increase over the previous year, while Sedgwick County Manager Tom Stolz was paid about $213,000.  Stolz earned l…Wichita · WichitaRead Article

Prairie Village 2024 payroll includes a city administrator and three deputy/assistant administrators - The Sentinel

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According to information obtained in a recent Kansas Open Records Act request, Prairie Village taxpayers are paying about $775,000 for four city administrator positions with responsibilities that do not include the policy department or Public Works. Those departments are managed by the Police Chief and the Public Works Director. In the small, landlocked community of just under 23,000 in Johnson County, Prairie Village City Administrator Wesley J…Prairie Village · Prairie VillageRead Article

NCTQ: Major Kansas universities earn failing grade for teacher math instruction - The Sentinel

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Nearly half of the undergraduate teacher education programs in Kansas have earned an F grade in preparing future educators to instruct students in math. Six of the 16 undergrad programs at Kansas colleges and universities earned the failing grade — several of them at schools known for their education programs — and none earned better than a “B” in the National Council on Teacher Quality (NCTQ) latest national study of math education. Emporia Sta…Kansas, United States · KansasRead Article

KSDE ignores fundamental questions about the 2025 state assessment test - The Sentinel

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It’s a simple question: Will the new state assessment measure mastery of reading and math skills? Yet Kansas Education Commissioner Randy Watson and the consultants hired to prepare it refuse to say. Watson also declined to respond to other questions we sent recently. The question was prompted by comments Dr. Karla Egan made at the May 13 State School Board meeting. Egan founded EdMetrics, the consulting firm working with the Kansas Department o…Topeka · TopekaRead Article

New polling shows Prairie Village residents overwhelmingly want to vote on proposed $30 million city hall project - The Sentinel

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New polling released today shows that residents of Prairie Village, Kansas—a small, land-locked community in the Kansas City, Kansas metro area—overwhelmingly want a chance to vote on a new $30 million bond issue to build a new municipal complex. The Prairie Village City Council has tried to deny them this vote in the past without explanation. At issue is a new “municipal complex” the city wishes to build, which would combine the police and muni…Prairie Village · Prairie VillageSee the Story

The “Supply Side” of School Choice: private options increase in states with universal choice - The Sentinel

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A lack of private options is a common concern among rural Kansas legislators, but a new study suggests school choice will create new private school options. “The number of private schools in the U.S. has been flat or slightly declining in the last few decades. However, in states that broadly offer families scholarships or vouchers for private school tuition, the number of private schools has gone up.” It’s common knowledge that more stores and g…Kansas, United States · KansasRead Article

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