Obituary for Harvey D. Nicholson 69 Topeka Kansas native of Ottawa
Harvey D. Nicholson 69 of Topeka formerly Ottawa died Feb 28 2017 at Colmery O Neal VA Medical Center. Funeral 10 am Mar 6 Dengel Son Ottawa. visitation 2 3 pm Mar 5 at mortuary. Interment Woodlawn Pomona with Fort Riley honors.
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Kansas Legislature faces long fight after court school funding ruling
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled the school funding system inadequate and ordered a new funding plan by June 30. Lawmakers, led by Rep. Blaine Finch, face a tough battle to craft a remedy, as superintendents warn current blocks grants are unconstitutional and funding remains scarce.
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Kansas leaders react to Kansas Supreme Court funding ruling
Kansas leaders expressed a range of emotions after the high court found the states school funding system unconstitutional. Governor Sam Brownback Rep Blaine Finch Rep Kevin Jones and Sen Caryn Tyson weighed the adequacy distribution and possible reforms including vouchers and a new funding formula. They stressed tailoring funding to districts and parental choice while acknowledging the challenge of crafting a system acceptable to all regions and stakeholders.
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