Kansas City-area school districts understand the burden of canceled classes, which is why some offer before - and after-school care, even on inclement weather days.
Anticipated bus driver shortage leads to change in school start, dismissal times in Lee s Summit
Charlie Keegan
The Lee's Summit school district aims to reduce bus ride times by 20 minutes for students next school year.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. â The wheels on the bus in Leeâs Summit will start turning at different times this fall as the district plans for a shortage of bus drivers.
During the Leeâs Summit School District Board of Education meeting Tuesday, board members approved new school start and finish times for the 2021-22 school year and continuing into at least the 2022-23 school year.
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This school election season, Kansas City area candidates debate race and equity Sarah Ritter, The Kansas City Star
Apr. 3 School board races in both Lee s Summit and Kansas City have been heating up, with candidates pushing for immediate action to reverse years of racial inequities disparities only exacerbated during the pandemic.
They are among the most notable school elections on the Missouri side of the Kansas City area on Tuesday. In addition, residents in eight districts will decide whether to be a part of the taxing district of Metropolitan Community College. And other school districts are asking voters to approve millions of dollars in bonds to fund new schools and other projects.