Kansas officials say online testing issues largely fixed
Kansas students face state reading and math tests as KU officials report most online system bugs resolved. Marianne Perie of the Center for Educational Testing and Evaluation cautions results may lack value until data are reviewed, stressing not to penalize teachers for computer problems. State board member Jim McNiece notes concerns from schools amid the rollout challenges.
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Wall honors former director Kay Kent and her successors
Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department unveils the Kay Kent Excellence in Public Health Service Award during National Public Health Week. Linda Rippetoe, longtime WIC nutritionist, receives this year’s honor for going above and beyond while reflecting Kent’s dedication to good public service.
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Parking prices could rise as much as 40 percent
Ben Anglesbee reports KU Parking and Transit chief Donna Hultine showed photos of cracked concrete as 85 campus lots were surveyed for 15 million dollars in repairs. An open forum revealed proposed parking rate hikes of 10 to almost 40 percent next year, with little opposition.
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