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Less than 30% of teens are vaccinated in Kansas Will schools require masks for students and teachers?

Less than 30% of teens are vaccinated in Kansas Will schools require masks for students and teachers?
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Lawmakers passed a deal to fund Kansas schools Here s what you need to know

Lawmakers passed a deal to fund Kansas schools. Here s what you need to know. Andrew Bahl, Topeka Capital-Journal © Evert Nelson/The Capital-Journal Students listen to the days lecture in Ryan Nelson s U.S. government class at Topeka High school, on Jan. 7 after the riots that took place the day prior in Washington D.C. Senate President Ty Masterson said Friday an agreement has been reached where Gov. Laura Kelly will sign a multi-billion-dollar school funding bill into law, following days of negotiations between top officials. Popular Searches The bill is a necessary second act after conservatives pushed to separate public education funding from the state budget and tie it to a slate of school choice policies.

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Lawmakers have agreed on a deal to fund Kansas schools Here s what you need to know

Lawmakers passed a deal to fund Kansas schools. Here s what you need to know. Andrew Bahl, Topeka Capital-Journal © Evert Nelson/The Capital-Journal Students listen to the days lecture in Ryan Nelson s U.S. government class at Topeka High school, on Jan. 7 after the riots that took place the day prior in Washington D.C. Senate President Ty Masterson said Friday an agreement has been reached where Gov. Laura Kelly will sign a multi-billion-dollar school funding bill into law, following days of negotiations between top officials. The bill is a necessary second act after conservatives pushed to separate public education funding from the state budget and tie it to a slate of school choice policies.

United statesRyan nelsonEvert nelsonLaura kellyAndrew bahlKristey williamsMolly baumgartnerMark tallmanKansas department of educationBudget committeeSenate minority leader dinah sykesKansas senateKansas association of school boardsKansas supreme courtTopeka highCapital journal students