County sets aside 2.4M for emergency virus aid policy
Douglas County will use about 2.4 million from 24 million in federal pandemic relief for urgent needs. The commission approved a two-track plan with a rapid emergency fund and a later formal proposal process for remaining funds. County Administrator Sarah Plinsky described the emergency route as narrow and conservative.
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Coleman to lead Dole Institute after internal hire at KU
Audrey Coleman, a nine year veteran and current associate director of the Dole Institute, will become director starting November 29. She previously served as archivist to Senators Bob and Elizabeth Dole and led programming, exhibits, renovations, and engagement initiatives for diverse audiences.
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Kansas schools see drop in enrollment amid pandemic
Kansas education leaders report enrollment fell by more than 15,000 students from 2019 to 2021 and chronic absenteeism rose over 4 percent while graduation rates improved for some groups. Commissioner Randy Watson likened the pandemic’s impact to a storm challenging academics and social emotional health.
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