Privacy law cuts Kansas survey participation on drug study
Kansas City AP report notes a privacy law amendment requiring parental permission for surveys with family life questions has sharply reduced student participation in the Kansas Communities That Care survey. From about 100000 participants, districts plan for as few as 25000, hindering mental health programs and targeted prevention efforts.
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Negotiations On Professional Negotiations Act Reforms Continue
Panel members weigh changes to staffing school contracts and annual audits. Debate centers on funding audits and potential unfunded mandates. Supporters say audits reveal inefficiencies. critics warn of costs and state liability. Final report due later this week ahead of Kansas Legislature session start January 12, 2015.
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Kensington
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