Kansas educators weigh delaying release of test results
Kansas education officials consider not releasing state math, reading, and science test results due to computer problems and cyberattacks. KU developed tests. 120,000 tests completed last week, 218,000 of 600,000 finished. Officials worry results may be invalid and may seek federal exemptions if publication is not justified.
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Court furloughs possible under budget approved by Legislature
Kansas court officials warn furloughs may still occur despite new funding and a $3.1 million electronic filing plan. The budget adds fees to fund a statewide filing system while shifting budget control to local districts, limiting centralized flexiblity. The outcome hinges on revenue from new summary judgment filing fees and final gubernatorial approval.
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Obama honors Kansas shooting victims at Easter service
President Barack Obama spoke at the White House Easter breakfast honoring victims of the Kansas shooting at a Jewish community center and retirement complex. Officials investigate as a hate crime while emphasizing unity against religious-based violence across faiths.
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Regents to discuss changes to social media policy
Kansas Board of Regents to review an advisory work group recommendation on social media use by faculty and staff at an 8:45 a.m. Wednesday Governance Committee session. The policy aims to guide responsible use while addressing prior backlash over a firing clause tied to posts.
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Lawrence High students win awards at Focus Film Festival
Four Lawrence High School students earned prizes for their short films at the Focus Film Festival. Domain by Clara Lehr, Hunter Ramer, and Zach Spears won best in show, best story, and fan favorite, while Art by Maya Brinton also received recognition.
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Best Drama Award Highlights Northeast Kansas Student Films
BRIEFLY notes that the festival honored student filmmakers from across northeast Kansas with ten awards given alongside the films. A panel of professionals judged the entries on Sunday with judges including Marc Havener Jon Niccum Patrick Rea and Debra Granik known for Winter's Bone.
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