Kansas lawmakers wrestle with court ruling on school funding
After the Supreme Court struck down the existing system, Kansas lawmakers approved over 300 million dollars yearly in added K-12 funding, then faced a Oct. 2 ruling deeming it inadequate. The panel debated options including a constitutional amendment and possible tax increases to fund a revised plan. Key leaders.signal need for more study and potential revenue or budget cuts.
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