Is the state's leading expert on school funding truly knowledgeable, or is he untrustworthy?
Posts tagged as “Kansas Association of School Boards”
Kansas non-profit executives work to deny low-income families the school choice opportunities that executive salaries can afford.
Here are highlights from Voice for Liberty for 2016. Was it a good year for the principles of individual liberty, limited government, economic freedom, and free markets in Wichita and Kansas?
If the Kansas personal income grows, should school spending also rise?
In this episode of WichitaLiberty.TV: Kansas has essentially no charter schools. Here’s why we need them. AFP Foundation scores a victory for free speech and association. Episode 120, broadcast June 5, 2016.
This week the Wichita Pachyderm Club features the chairs of the Kansas Legislature's two education committees.
In this episode of WichitaLiberty.TV: There are worthy goals the Kansas Legislature should tackle, and the need for school choice in Kansas.
In a refreshing change, Kansas schools have adopted realistic standards for students, but only after many years of evaluating students using low standards.
A joint statement released by Kansas Association of School Boards, United School Administrators of Kansas, Kansas School Superintendents’ Association, and Kansas National Education Association makes claims about Kansas public schools that aren’t factual.
A joint statement released by Kansas Association of School Boards, United School Administrators of Kansas, Kansas School Superintendents’ Association, and Kansas National Education Association exposes the attitudes of the Kansas public school establishment.
Kansas non-profit executives work to deny low-income families the school choice opportunities that executive salaries can afford.
As in years past, a survey finds that when Kansans are asked questions about the level of school spending, few have the correct information.
Reactions to the release of National Assessment of Educational Progress scores for Kansas and the nation. Also, an interactive visualization.
Kansas school funding has been growing much faster inflation and enrollment, but for some, it will never be enough, and they will continue to use taxpayer money to press their monetary demands, writes Dave Trabert of Kansas Policy Institute.
The trend in Kansas public school employment and teacher/pupil ratios may surprise you, given the narrative presented by public schools.
If Kansas personal income rises but the school spending establishment doesn't get its cut, something is wrong, they say.
Mark Tallman, associate executive director for advocacy at Kansas Association of School Boards addressed members and guests of the Wichita Pachyderm Club on January 9,…
Based on votes made in the Kansas Senate, the advertising claims of Sedgwick County Commission candidate Carolyn McGinn don't match her record.
Kansas school finance reporting and opinion
Media reaction to the school finance legislation has been pretty predictable, focusing almost exclusively on institutions and ignoring the impact on students, writes Dave Trabert of Kansas Policy Institute.