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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2014
Page
10
A complex national weather summary notes a rain change along the coastal Northeast while heavy snow pushes inland. Light snow affects parts of the North Central states with rain and mountain snow in the Northwest.
The listing shows a Thursday prime time block from 10:30 to 11:36 with movie airings at 11 PM and 11:36. No titles are provided, just the time slots for late evening television.
Franklin County judge grants prosecutors motion to reopen and reschedule an evidentiary hearing in the capital murder case of Kyle T. Flack. The proceedings relate to the May deaths of Andrew Stout, Steven White, Kaylie Bailey and her 18 month old daughter Lana Leigh. The hearing shifts to March 1 before a two day preliminary hearing, with a witness availability cited. The state expanded its witness list to 829 potential witnesses and obtained cellphone provider compliance orders.
State education officials told the Kansas State Board of Education on Wednesday they plan to seek a federal extension of the waiver from No Child Left Behind requirements. The waiver, granted in 2012, allows districts to use a multi measure system rather than AYP, while teachers and administrators remain accountable for student progress. Deputy Education Commissioner Brad Neuenswander said waivers were never meant to be long term and noted the Obama administration expected Congress to overhaul the law, which has not occurred. Kansas risked losing the waiver after not fully implementing the new evaluation system, prompting a high risk notice from the U.S. Department of Education last year.
Peter Hancock reports Kansas students can now try practice reading and math exams online via the Kansas Interactive Testing Engine. CETE chief Marianne Perie says the tests align with Common Core and include technology-enhanced tasks. U.S. Senator Pat Roberts criticizes federal control over standards. Perie notes Kansas writers contributed to the items.
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