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Jennifer Gilmore sued the Olathe School Board and various individuals in January, claiming they violated her First Amendment free-speech rights and the Kansas Open Meetings Act.
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A grant from the U.S. Russia Foundation will fund free online Russian language classes for Kansas high school students. The courses also explore Russia’s history, culture and politics.
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The bills now head to the Senate with two weeks left in the session.
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Proposed bills would impact Kansas’ criminal justice system, the public schools, the way the state conducts elections and the ability of transgender athletes to participate in sports.
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Critics of the current Black history curriculum taught in K-12 public schools say it's often limited and focuses on a Eurocentric point of view.
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Kansas City keeps getting hit by winter storms, but meteorologists say it’s become so much harder to predict how bad the snow will be — if it even snows at all. Plus, the latest attempt by conservative activists to fight teachings of race and gender in Kansas schools.
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The Missouri State Teachers Association surveyed teachers and found 51% consider leaving the profession often or very often.
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Once a lumber baron's residence then a science museum, a restored Corinthian Hall now tells Kansas City's story.
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Schools across Kansas can't find enough substitute teachers in the midst of a lingering pandemic and national labor shortage. That could have long-term consequences for students.
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The school district in Wellington, Kansas, near Wichita, has closed temporarily to curb an outbreak of COVID-19.
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Monday saw thousands of kids on buses and walking in school hallways, things they hadn't been able to do for most of last year.
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Kansas City Girls Preparatory Academy opened in 2018 as the only single-gender charter school in Kansas City.