Kansas testing engine overloads as CETE rolls out KITE system
Kansas educators report online testing problems on the first day of the testing window with students unable to log in and tests failing to load. CETE patches aim to boost server capacity as officials note the new Common Core aligned assessments will not relate to prior results.
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KU climbs in public university program rankings
Rankings show occupational therapy and public administration holding firm at second and third respectively. KU gains across engineering, medicine, law, and business with notable jumps from 25 to 17 in primary care and 32 in medical research. law at 37 and MBAs at 47. Chancellor Gray-Little says rankings are one measure of long term quality and service to Kansas. Top 10 also includes speech language pathology sixth, audiology seventh, physical therapy ninth, and education tenth.
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KU student athletic fee vote tests legacy of 2004 deal
The KU council debates cutting the student athletic fee amid a 2004 agreement that gave Allen Fieldhouse student seating in exchange for bond payments on a recreation center. The pact sets a $20 minimum fee until bonds mature in 2027, with Chancellor Gray-Little weighing a veto versus preserving the student vote.
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