Moran Says Trump Education Budget Lacks Support
Kansas Senator Jerry Moran told state education officials in Topeka that the Trump administration’s 2018 budget cuts 54 billion in discretionary spending including 9.2 billion from education, and vouchers or charters won’t gain floor passage without Congress. He warned that without congressional approval, federally mandated vouchers won’t happen in Kansas, while Education Commissioner Randy Watson cautioned that shifting funds to charters would hurt the state’s education efforts. Moran noted modest increases for Title I, II and IDEA funding are unlikely, with continued emphasis on funding IDEA to reduce reliance on state dollars, as ESSA plans move forward.
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Roundup: Garden City GCHS Arts and Communications Showcase
Garden City High School hosts Showcase Night from 5 to 7 p.m. with visual and dramatic art, culinary arts, and forensics, free to the public. The District Wide Talent Show follows at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium, with audience voting by donation. all proceeds benefit Emmaus House, and admission is free.
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Genesis Family Health Provides Free Dental Care at Day of Service
Anahy Castro from Genesis Family Health treats 12 year old Marlene Hernandez with a flooride tooth treatment at a free health station during Bible Christian Church annual Day of Service event on Saturday.
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GCHS Art Show Highlights Southwest Kansas Competition
GCHS student artwork on display at ESC Garden City through May 1. The exhibit features 160 pieces from the Southwest Kansas Student Art Competition held at Fort Hays State University. GCHS earned 77 awards across sculpture ceramics painting drawing and graphic design with winners including Bernard Altamirano Zahra El Kabous Kaci Bunch and Raquel Garcia among others. GCHS instructors are Lisa Neely Julie Nelson Joshua Greenberg and Emily Baker.
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