Kansas tests under review after cyber disruptions
Education officials weigh the validity of state math and reading test results after April Internet attacks disrupted delivery. About 90 percent of 620,000 tests were completed as Topeka Capital-Journal reports. University and state officials will consult an advisory panel to decide if results are valid at district school and student levels.
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National group urges Regents to reverse social media policy
The Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication urged the Kansas Board of Regents to reverse its recently finalized social media policy. President Paula Poindexter said the policy restricts academic freedom violates First Amendment rights interferes with professional education and suppresses intellectual discourse.
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Sunset Hill Elementary project delayed due to traffic study
Lawrence officials said Sunset Hill Elementary School at 901 Schwarz Road will delay construction as part of a $92.5 million district remodeling plan. The delay stems from a required city traffic impact study and redesigns to keep the project within budget, with new classrooms and expanded cafeteria and arts spaces planned.
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