Kansas Supreme Court stays panel ruling on school funding equity
The Kansas Supreme Court issued a one page order staying the panel's June 26 memorandum and delaying actions on equity aid while expediting briefs and oral arguments on the equity portion of the case. The high court did not address whether overall school funding remains constitutionally adequate under the state constitution.
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Federal water rule faces challenge from states
Schmidt criticizes new EPA and Army Corps rule redefining waters of the United States. The regulation, published in the Federal Register, would take effect August 28 and is challenged by Georgia, West Virginia, Alabama, Florida, Kentucky, South Carolina, Utah, and Wisconsin in a U.S. District Court case filed in Georgia.
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