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Education Policy
A potential $1.5 billion at-risk program just got closer
September 17, 2024
School choice – “If you build it, he will come”
August 27, 2024
Is the Legislature ready for a $1.5 billion at-risk program?
June 24, 2024
There’s still time to change the state’s at-risk program
June 1, 2024
Oklahoma passes universal tax credit scholarship program
August 2, 2023
NAEP scores, SCOTUS decision highlight need for expanded school choice
July 11, 2023
Iowa and Utah expand school choice, pass universal ESA laws
February 5, 2023
Curriculum transparency: parents’ right to know what’s being taught, and how
October 2, 2022
Open enrollment law hardly destroys “representative government”
May 22, 2022
More evidence of structural segregation in Kansas public schools
May 7, 2022
2022 Public Education Fact Book
March 21, 2022
National study’s evidence of structural segregation in public education also true in Kansas
November 28, 2021
State board chairman needs refresher course in education funding, board responsibilities
October 25, 2021
Kansans Can – hardly an “ambitious overhaul of Kansas schools”
September 29, 2021
State Board of Education pulls a ‘Sgt. Schultz’ on critical race theory
July 26, 2021
Parental choice answers controversies in public education
July 5, 2021
Kansas, just say no to feds push to teach critical race theory
May 16, 2021
The time is now to overhaul the K-12 at-risk program
March 15, 2021
Despite promises, the Biden presidency will have little effect on K-12 education
December 18, 2020
It’s time to change the rules on the Kansas charter school law
November 20, 2020
Who’s really in charge of how schools will reopen?
August 6, 2020
What the Espinoza decision means for school choice in Kansas
July 24, 2020
Summit Learning – grasping resistance from the jaws of opportunity
May 3, 2019
Latest Governor’s Education Council will do nothing to help prepare Kansas students and boost the state’s economy
December 20, 2018
2018 Voter Issue Guide
September 10, 2018
LeBron’s “I Promise” school – a model Kansas should emulate
August 19, 2018
Consequences, not spending, drive changes in student achievement
June 22, 2018
State’s charter school law once again earns an “F”
April 2, 2018
Kansans Reject Supreme Court School Control
December 4, 2017
PBS Ruckus: KPI President Dave Trabert Proposes Student-focused Response to Supreme Court Ruling on School Funding.
October 16, 2017
A reminder of workplace freedom – National Employee Freedom Week
August 25, 2017
“The Wrong Stuff”- new school redesign project should be “deep spaced”
August 11, 2017
The new school funding formula (SB 19) ensures another lawsuit
June 15, 2017
New school finance law will do nothing to improve outcomes of at-risk students
June 12, 2017
Again and again, in Kansas public education it’s protecting the institutions first, students second
May 11, 2017
Giant education establishment relentless in effort to quash tax credit scholarship program
April 28, 2017
New Study Shows At-risk Charter School Students Outperform Those in Exclusive Schools
April 26, 2017
It’s baaaaack! Teacher due process poised to be wrested from local control
February 27, 2017
Most Kansas legislators won’t declare their principles
January 30, 2017
Innovative schools doing nothing all districts couldn’t do with no evidence of increased student achievement
January 23, 2017
What Trump’s Education Secretary could mean for Kansas school choice
December 14, 2016
Blue Ribbon task force on teacher supply and retention – an exercise in missed opportunities
July 22, 2016
Political indoctrination at taxpayer-funded Johnson County Community College
July 21, 2016
Students and Taxpayers Bear the Costs of Generous Pay Packages at Johnson County Community College
July 19, 2016
The system is not the solution – “Kansans Can” Part 2
July 8, 2016
Innovative School Districts – good intentions, potential gone unrealized
July 1, 2016
“Kansans Can” –rearranging deck chairs in the name of reform – Part 1
June 28, 2016
Presidential politics and public education – where the candidates stand
April 20, 2016