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KMUW’s Engage ICT brings our community together with thoughtful conversation. Each month we take a deep dive into a major topic with a panel of local experts, and live stream our hour-long conversation at engageict.org and KMUW’s Facebook page. Since 2016 we’ve covered a myriad of topics, from healthcare to homeschooling, immigration to environmentalism.Engage ICT is sponsored by Keith Stevens with InSite Real Estate Group.

Democracy On Tap: Education Funding

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Published February 13, 2019 at 1:14 PM CST

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The Engage ICT: Democracy on Tap mini-series on the 2019 legislative session continued on February 12 at Roxy's Downtown with a discussion focused on education funding. A new governor could mean changes to education funding in Kansas. What implications could these changes have on area schools? We spoke with those who know.

Panelists:

Cory Gibson, Valley Center Public Schools superintendent
Celia Llopis-Jepsen, Kansas News Service reporter
Lynn Rogers, Kansas lieutenant governor
Susan Willis, Wichita Public Schools chief financial officer

Here's the audio from the event:

Here's the discussion that aired on Facebook Live: