Kansas online GED testing rolls out at Garden City CC
Kansas Board of Regents moves GED testing online with three pilot sites including Garden City Community College in Saffell Library Assessment Center. Testing hours vary by day, with ongoing registration, instant scores, and expanded statewide rollout planned after initial pilot.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Garden City Community College
Regents
GCCC
Hutchinson Community College
Johnson County Community College
Overland Park
Saffell Library
ALC
U.S
GED
Washington, D.C
American Council On Education
Pearson Vue
Kansas health exchange benchmark proposed by Praeger
Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger recommends a benchmark plan for the online health insurance exchange, tying it to Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas small group coverage with added children eye and dental care. Brownback delays decisions until after the election as required by federal rules loom and states weigh whether to participate.
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Topeka
Kansas
Sam Brownback
Brownback
Sandy Praeger
Praeger
Blue Cross Blue Shield of
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Barack Obama
Mitt Romney
Obama
Exchange
Linda Sheppard
Insurance Department
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Mary Beth Chambers
HHS
Sheppard
Federal jury clears retailers in hot fuel Kansas dispute
A federal jury in Kansas City, Kansas found that selling gasoline not adjusted for temperature does not violate the Kansas Consumer Protection Act. Plaintiffs argued customers lose volume when fuel rises above 60 degrees, but the verdict favored QuikTrip 7-Eleven Kum & Go and others.
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Kansas City, Kan
Kansas
Margaret Chabris
7-Eleven
Mike Thornbrugh
QuikTrip
Kathryn Wratil
The
Kansas City Star
Vratil
the Star
Bender
KU opens new harassment office to handle complaints
The University of Kansas launches the office of Institutional Opportunity and Access in Lawrence to centralize and investigate discrimination and harassment claims across all campuses including the Medical Center. The program cost about 75000 dollars and adds two positions as it requires an online training course for all students, staff, and faculty with a completion deadline of October 5.
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University of Kansas
Opportunity
Lawrence Journal-World
Department of Human Resources
Jane McQueeny
IOA
McQueeny
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Rodriguez
Kansas
Fred Rodriguez
U.S. Department of Education
Penn State University
Miranda Wagner
Wagner
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