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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 2016

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Russell Child Development Center to relocate and expand

Russell Child Development Center in Garden City plans a new 2700 Jennie Barker Road facility, set to open in about 18 to 24 months, with a 5 million building fund target for a 22000 square foot center on three donated acres. The nonprofit serves 19 southwest Kansas counties and employs 82 staff.

Duscell Deanna Berry RCD Jennie Barker Road Ballinger Road RCDC RODC Kansas Storey Montgomery Dina Kg. Rdc Garden City Yes Berry Chris Law Garden City Chamber ‘of Commerce Steve Dyer James Davis RCDG Ballinger Street

Justices skeptical of equitable school funding plan

Kansas Supreme Court justices questioned whether the Legislature has provided equitable funding to schools and if they could order lawmakers to fund education even with possible cuts to state services. The case centers on a plan intended to fix a ruling that found the current funding formula inequitable and asks whether the new law meets the state constitution. The decision could affect summer actions and whether schools open on time in the fall.

Topeka Kansas Supreme Court Legislatwe Stephen McAllister High Court McAllister Legislatme Dan Biles Equity Page

School officials fight idea to end local option budget

Four large Kansas districts led by Hutchinson Dodge City Wichita and Kansas City Kansas object to halting the local option budget mechanism that generates about 1 billion annually for education. The stance came during oral arguments before the Kansas Supreme Court reviewing a new school funding bill passed in March to address a February court ruling. The districts are plaintiffs in the 2010 education funding lawsuit.

Topeka Kansas Supreme Court Sam Brownback Supreme Court Hutchinson Dodge City Wichita Kansas City Kan

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