July 16, 2024In early July, Federal Judge for the District of Kansas John Broomes issued a preliminary injunction halting the implementation of the Biden administration’s Title…
July 11, 2024The hiring of non-teachers (administrators and all other employees who are not teachers) has continued an upward trend in Kansas…
July 9, 2024A report from the Department of Justice found pervasive evidence of discrimination in Wichita Public Schools against students based on…
July 8, 2024State assessment scores at Santa Fe Trail USD 434 overwhelmingly lagged behind state averages this year, but despite repeated efforts…
July 5, 2024Open Enrollment debuts in Kansas K-12 this fall. The bipartisan legislation signed into law in 2022 allows students to transfer schools…
July 3, 2024Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach yesterday won a preliminary injunction halting the implementation of the Biden administration’s Title IX transgender regulations. According to…
July 1, 2024“Prairie Home Companion” on National Public Radio was about the fictional city Lake Wobegon, which host Garrison Keillor described as…- June 27, 2024Emails obtained by The Sentinel show Kansas school districts that choose to leave the Kansas Association of School Boards can still purchase…
- June 24, 2024Some Kansas school districts are facing tough budget decisions this summer with deficits on the horizon, and the reasons are…
- June 12, 2024According to Fox News, a federal judge in Texas today struck down the Biden administration’s new Title IX rule that says…
- June 11, 2024Chanute Board of Education President Heather Guernsey and Superintendent of Schools Matt Koester refuse to answer questions about a “board governance…
June 6, 2024The Kansas Association of School Boards (KASB) is telling school districts they must soon adopt policies — contrary to state law —…
