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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 2013

Page

3

Students shine during summer with support of area agencies

Kennedy School hosts a lively summer program thanks to a coalition of partners. About 120 students attend daily activities run by certified teachers and AmeriCorps, including a summer library, story hours, book clubs, Marathon Club and Kids in the Kitchen classes. The effort, supported by Communities in Schools of Northeast Kansas and Harvesters, aims to prevent summer learning loss and provide healthy, engaging activities, transforming Kennedy from years past when most students were eligible for free lunches.

Trevor Norris Tracey Norris Kennedy School Kennedy Ameri- Corps Kansas Nedy AmeriCorps Mike Yoder Journal-World Photo Athena Bowlin Boys and Girls Club of Lawrence

Kansas State Board pushes 656 million funding boost

The Kansas State Board of Education votes 7-3 to seek a 656 million funding increase for fiscal year 2015, arguing the gap between enacted lawmakers budget and statutory spending. Critics warn it implies a large tax rise, while Gov. Brownback faces a legislature focused on tax cuts and trimmed spending.

Kansas State Board of Education Department of Education Kansas Sally Cauble Sam Brownback Republican Board Ken Willard Hutchinson Brownback

Area wheat harvest deemed a great success

Douglas County farmers finished a late harvest with strong yields and test weights. Robin Dunn and Steve Wilson cite a mild season and adequate moisture fueling crops averaging about 60 bushels per acre with 58 to 60 weight. Some fields reached 80 bushels.

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