Education

In Kansas, the Islamic code of laws called Shariah has drawn a lot of suspicion and debate during the past year.

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The Kansas Board of Education voted not to include ACT test scores used in three districts in the state's official report card provided to the federal government.

A Kansas City federal judge has been directed to make another attempt at settling a dispute between the Lee’s Summit School District and two students suspended after a blog caused a furor. A federal appeals panel has rejected a preliminary injunction against the 180 day suspensions of twin brothers.

Twin brothers suspended earlier this year from Missouri’s Lees Summit North High School for disruptions allegedly caused by a website they created have lost an appeal to the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.