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Tenure, as Kansas public school teachers had known it for decades, died at the hands of lawmakers without a hearing in the spring of 2014.No one disputes…
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A fresh legal challenge to the state’s 2014 elimination of teacher job protections has reached the Kansas Supreme Court, close on the heels of a separate…
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At a time when lawmakers are considering tax increases to help balance the budget, a proposal in the Kansas Senate would make it more difficult to raise…
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In a blow to teachers in Kansas, the state Supreme Court Friday upheld a 2014 law that stripped educators of due process before being fired. In a...
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The largest teachers union in the state is asking the Kansas Supreme Court to overturn a law making it easier to fire teachers.The 2014 bill took away a…
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The state’s largest teachers union will ask a court this week to overturn a legislative change that made it easier to fire teachers. As Stephen Koranda…
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Gov. Sam Brownback announced Wednesday that he has reached out to Kansas school districts, boards of education and various education associations asking…
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A union representing Kansas teachers has filed two district court lawsuits, alleging that three teachers were removed from their positions without…
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Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback urged school districts on Tuesday to move more money into the classroom and hold down the administrative costs of running their…
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Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt wants to get a lawsuit by the state's largest teachers' union over a new law that ends guaranteed tenure in public…