Tenure Ad Policies Strain Kansas Public Education Reach
Editorial observes that Kansas battles over tenure and privatization extend beyond K 12 to higher education. It notes that in 2014 ultraconservatives stripped tenure rights for K 12 teachers and now target community colleges and technical colleges for similar due process removals.
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Debate over tenure in Kansas education policy
The Garden City Telegram editorial argues against eliminating due process for tenured teachers, citing risks to collaboration, classroom accountability, and classroom protections. It notes Garden City Community College President Herb Swender’s support for change, while Kansas lawmakers’ positions vary and warn of potential teacher shortages.
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Editorial slur mocks conservatives in school funding debate
Online comment on GCTelegram.com derides ultraconservatives as under educated amid calls for Kansas Legislature to boost K-12 funding. A separate Kansas story quotes Rep John Doll noting 1976 speed limit reduction due to energy crisis as context for rural road policy.
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Letters to the editor policy contact and format
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Pope Francis and Trump clash highlights media culture clash
Kathleen Parker notes a staged Pope Francis and Donald Trump exchange driven by media, politics, and public perception. The pontiff rejects election involvement while urging against wall building, urging bridges over barriers. The piece mocks sensationalism and urges respect for faiths without fanfare.
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Trump and his followers in a reality show politics era
Cal Thomas argues that Trump fans cling to comforting lies as fact checks highlight errors such as a claimed $300 billion drug price cut. He cites Kessler four Pinocchios and Calderon’s rebuke on the border wall, warning charisma’s dark side and the peril of political theater reshaping the White House.
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Sanders misses the mark on jobs and schooling
A critical view argues that doubling the minimum wage would spur automation, reducing low wage jobs while pushing for STEM education and education reform. It critiques Sanders and Obama for overlooking school improvement and trade education, warning robots will replace unskilled labor as labor costs rise.
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Tom Purcell Humor Columnist Contact Info
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review humor columnist Tom Purcell is listed with an email contact. The notice states distribution by Cagle Cartoons Inc. and provides an address-like reference.
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