Kansas board considers new restraint rules for students
The Kansas State Board of Education weighs emergency safety interventions requiring districts to adopt formal restraint policies, train staff, and document every use. A public hearing is set for Tuesday at the Department of Education in Topeka with a vote possible as soon as Wednesday.
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Science fair teaches trial error and cooling tricks
Fifth grader Josie Robarge at Woodlawn School tested three soda chilling methods using ice, water, and ice with salt in three coolers. Her results showed ice and salt cooled the can fastest, contradicting her hypothesis and teaching a lesson in scientific process.
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Kansas Religious Preservation Act reemerges in new form
The Kansas Preservation of Religious Freedom Act reappears with changes that gay rights advocates accept. Officials say free exercise of religion remains central, while critics warn the act could allow discrimination against gays since sexual orientation isn’t covered by the state anti discrimination law.
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Kansas Equality Coalition
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Lance Kinzer
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