Regents reverse Stance on remedial classes
Kansas Board of Regents President Andy Tompkins says a law prohibiting state funding for remedial courses at state universities has become a positive. He cites increased focus on freshman experiences and broad attention after House Speaker Mike O Neal pushed the measure, though the board was neutral at the time.
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Seabury Students Embrace Global Perspective At School
In a sunny Bishop Seabury Academy classroom Chan Wang chats with peers and a teacher Cris Bryan about families and songs while Seabury hosts nine international students. Lawrence district hosts seven exchanges from Mexico Italy South Korea and Germany China. Seabury plans to keep them through graduation, often with extended family locally, with aims toward university.
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KU Med discrimination suit over disability in admission
An applicant to the Kansas University School of Medicine filed a lawsuit alleging denial of admission due to disability in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Page 3A.
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