Kansas Department of Education.

Yes, another school year is almost upon us. Summer flies by, doesn’t it? You teachers know exactly what I mean.

ACT scores for individual high schools in Kansas show concerning declines since 2015 in most cases. The statewide composite in 2015

The hiring of non-teachers (administrators and all other employees who are not teachers) has continued an upward trend in Kansas

“Prairie Home Companion” on National Public Radio was about the fictional city Lake Wobegon, which host Garrison Keillor described as

The Kansas Policy Institute has proposed a new model for the state’s woeful at-risk program. (In education circles, "at risk" students are

The bipartisan Open Enrollment legislation signed into law in 2022 offered hope for students who are trapped by their zip code in underperforming

WICHITA – A conservative policy organization that monitors student achievement in Kansas has published an A-F grading summary of public

The Kansas Board of Eduction met January 9-10 in Topeka for its first meeting of 2024 and approved an expansion

One of the windows opened by the Covid pandemic for the rest of the outside world was one that allowed