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Most school districts have either said masks won't be required when the fall semester begins, or haven't decided. That conflicts with some expert advice. -
Mary Altaffer/AP/APIn a hearing that only included witnesses on one side of the debate, lawmakers attempted to determine if concepts from a controversial legal framework have made their way into public school curriculum.
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Schools are finding themselves under pressure to return to more normal, pre-pandemic operations. -
African American students in Missouri are reportedly more than four times as likely to be suspended as their white peers. A new KCPS policy addresses the disturbing trend.
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The board of the school heard opposition Thursday to the firing of coach Ricky Oliveras earlier this month.
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The rules are different for virtual school instruction outside a pandemic. That means students who choose online next year won't be Zooming into a class being taught at their neighborhood school.
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Learning loss followed the shift to remote and hybrid schooling. While kids need to catch up, large numbers of families and children are passing on summers schools because they say they need a break from classes.
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A federal program called P-EBT could help cover hundreds of dollars in groceries for families with children who lost access to meals because they attended class online and not in person during the 2020-21 school year.
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Khalil Jones spent the semester student teaching at East High School in Kansas City, Missouri. His goal during a school year of uncertainty? Teach them to be better humans.
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Some of the new opportunities for support expire in September. Others extend a year beyond that. People can contact DCF to inquire about their eligibility.
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Conservatives and liberals have clashed over how to teach history and politics in schools and the role that racism has played in America.
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Previous boundary changes have been contentious in the suburban school district, but Lee's Summit has been renovating old buildings to make facilities more equitable across the district.
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Maria Martinez is a graduate of Emporia State University in Kansas. She spent last semester student teaching in a kindergarten classroom in the Kansas City, Kansas, Public Schools.
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Maria Martinez, interna en educación se pregunta cómo será enseñar a su clase de kinder por primera vez este año. Así se ha preparado para ellos.
