Kansas teachers press to follow high court ruling
Kansas educators rallied at the Capitol urging the state to meet the Supreme Court order to boost school funding. The protest featured signs, a coffee mug display, and a song mocking the court. Leaders from Kansas NEA and about 60 teachers pressed lawmakers during the special session to fund schools, noting salaries and programs are under strain, while supporters urged compliance and a funding plan.
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Funding disparities raise cost of school choices in Kansas
Kennedy defends Pratt Skyline cross-district transfers while urging state cost controls. Officials note the situation is unusual but broader disparities exist. Districts from Dodge City to Hutchinson cite open borders and misaligned boundaries. Kennedy calls for efficiency equity and adequacy analysis before tackling equity.
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