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Kansas Supreme Court funding opens door to new education aid
Kansas lawmakers and educators react to a court aligned funding law that directs about 194.6 million dollars this year and 98 million next year to 286 districts. The plan expands all day kindergarten and services for at risk and disabled students while boosting vocational training and online instruction opportunities. Governor Brownback and lawmakers face ongoing constitutional review as districts prepare to implement seven district pilots and new allocation formulas.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Sacco
Mark Siman
Kansas Associan of
Supreme Court
Sam Brownback
Kansas
Molly Baumgardner
Louisburg
Senate Education Committee
Baumgardner
Kansas Department of Education
Kansas State Board of Education