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Statehouse Blend LIVE! In Johnson County: The Future Of Kansas Education

KCUR | By Sam Zeff,
Matt Hodapp
Published November 7, 2016 at 4:53 PM CST
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From left to right: Sam Zeff, Dave Trabert, Mark Tallman, and Elle Moxley
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Statehouse Blend recording live at the Johnson County Library.
Mike Russo / KCUR 89.3

On this week's episode of the Statehouse Blend Kansas podcast, KCUR reporter Elle Moxley and panelists Mark Tallman from the Kansas Association of School Boards and Dave Trabert, President of the Kansas Policy Institute, take an in-depth look at the future of education in Kansas.

This episode of Statehouse Blend Kansas was recorded live at the Johnson County Library Central Branch.

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Sam Zeff
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