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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2014
Page
4
Lawrence residents share opinions on counting undocumented children in Kansas public schools with varied views. Bonnie Harber of Ottawa supports counting for informed discussion, while others question practicality and impact on policy.
The Eudora district is interviewing Brian Smith from Galena and Mike Whitener from Oxford for the superintendent post to replace retiring Don Grosdidier. Interviews run Monday and Tuesday with a final candidate announced about 11 a.m. Thursday. A public announcement is expected in February.
Sunflower Community Action criticizes the bill as intimidation aimed at immigrant students. Salma Arias, executive director, calls acts of cowardice directed at children, urging respect for immigrant history and contributions in the state.
Salma Arias of Sunflower Community Action criticizes policies targeting children in schools. The 2011 Alabama measure required school administrators to check immigration status of new enrollees and report to the state Board of Education, but a federal appeals court blocked it. A 1982 Supreme Court ruling guarantees free public education to children of parents here illegally.
The Journal World states it corrects significant errors upon notification. Readers are invited to contact the newsroom at 785-832-7154 or email news ljworld com to report a correction.
Kansas City officials report a $4925 donation from Black Hills Energy to help fund a new compressed natural gas trash truck. The commission unanimously approves a KDOT agreement transferring full maintenance of Sixth Street from Wakarusa to the South Lawrence Trafficway to the city.
The regents will revise the social media policy after a work group reviews it. KU and KU Medical Center nursing and medical faculty endorsed the plan, along with Johnson County Community College faculty. The group plans to release recommendations for public comment before formal submission in April.
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