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Lawrence Journal World

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Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 2023

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Lawrence Police Chief Addresses LGBTQ Community at PFLAG Meeting

Lawrence Police Chief Rich Lockhart told attendees at the PFLAG meeting held at the Lawrence Public Library that all people can use any bathroom they choose and that police can be called if threats or harassment occur. The scene included Lt. Rich Lockhart speaking with Sgt. Meagan Shipley and IT worker Brit Crossen as attendees listened.

Lawrence Rich Lockhart Lawrence Public Library Rachel Reed PFLAG Lockhart Meagan Shipley Brit Crossen Department

KU to offer in person classes in China at Zhejiang Normal University

By late 2024 KU plans to teach undergraduate and graduate education courses at Zhejiang Normal University in Jinhua China a city of about 7 million people. Regents approve a 5 percent tuition increase for the upcoming school year. The move aims to reach more than 100 mainland China students.

University of Kansas China Kansas Board of Regents Zhejiang Normal University Jinhua

Lawrence schools approve 3.6 million for teacher raises

The Lawrence school board agreed to a proposal totaling about 3.6 million dollars to raise teacher pay. The plan would average more than 3600 dollars per teacher, ensuring raises for all teachers and addressing missed raises from prior budget challenges.

Lawrence School Board

County approves 1.2M reimbursement for crisis center nonprofit

Douglas County leaders approved a 1.2 million reimbursement request from Behavioral Health Partners Inc. the nonprofit formed by LMH Health and Bert Nash to operate the Treatment and Recovery Center of Douglas County. The start-up costs totaled nearly 2 million in 2022 before Bert Nash was selected as the facility’s sole operator.

Douglas County Behavioral Health Crisis Center Behavioral Health Partners Inc LMH Health Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center Bert Nash BHP TRC Commission

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