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Woman hit by a car after an argument at a Kansas City, Kansas, middle school

Woman hit by a car after an argument at a Kansas City, Kansas, middle school Copyright 2021 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. File/KSHB and last updated 2021-04-27 22:49:30-04 KANSAS CITY, Ks. — A Kansas City, Kansas, middle school parent was hit by a car after an argument that happened at Carl B. Bruce Middle School on Tuesday afternoon. According to a KCKPD spokesperson, the incident began when four students got into an argument. School officials were able to separate the girls but the argument continued when the parents arrived to pick up their children.

Police say 1 parent ran over another in school parking lot

Police say 1 parent ran over another in school parking lot April 28, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) A fight involving students and parents at a Kansas middle school became a police matter when one parent was run over and critically injured in the school’s parking lot, police in Kansas City, Kansas, said. The incident happened Tuesday afternoon and started with a fight between two girls at Carl Bruce Middle School, station WDAF reported. School officials broke up the fight and called the girls’ parents, who showed up on the scene and made matters worse, police said. As the mother of one of the girls walked away to leave, a family member of the other girl ran over the woman with her car and dragged her, police said. No students were hurt in the altercation.

Police say 1 parent ran over another in Kansas school parking lot

Police say 1 parent ran over another in school parking lot

Urban Kansas City Students Benefit From Cutting-Edge Technology Delivered Through Public-Private Partnership

Share this article Share this article KANSAS CITY, Kan., March 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ OmniLife VR today announced an initiative with the Kansas City Kansas Public School District. The Educational Virtual Reality (E-VR) program was unveiled during a special celebration at Carl Bruce Middle School, one of three schools participating in the pilot program.  We are looking forward to integrating this cutting-edge technology into our curriculum. Benefits to our learning communities are limitless said Dr. Alicia Miguel, Interim Superintendent of Schools. This technology couldn t arrive at a better time. It will help close so many gaps as we continue to explore how to deliver first-class education in new ways said Christal Watson, head of the District s Foundation for Excellence.