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Kansas education funding fears loom over tax reform
State aid and local property taxes fund Kansas education. Districts receive 532 million dollars in general aid this year, while lawmakers seek 50 million in new funds to avoid tax hikes. Officials warn cuts to special education and transportation could shift costs to districts and raise property taxes. Parental choice remains a minor issue in Kansas.
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