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Insight Kansas
ACADEMIC INSIGHT INTO KANSAS POLITICS
BY SHARON IORIO
A Parents’ Bill of Rights—Right for Kansas or Wrong?
A Parents' Bill of Rights - Right for Kansas or Wrong?
Transgender Student Athletes and the November Election
Arming Teachers Won’t Increase School Safety
Public Funds to Private Schools is a Bad Idea
Legislative Session Closes with an Education Elephant still in the Room
We Need a Plan for COVID Relief Money to Schools
Confusing Signals From Parent-Activists
National Politics Spread to School Board Elections
Outside Money is Infiltrating Kansas School Board Races
Anger and Rage Won’t Stop COVID spread
COVID Recovery Brings Federal Aid but also Big Challenge
Teach History, Not Culture Wars
Compromise Prevails on Educational Savings Accounts and Tax Credits
Bill to Privatize Help for At Risk Students Contains Little Oversight
Current school choice scholarship bill would create more problems
Schools, parents stressed by COVID accommodations
What the Parents’ Rights and Transparency Bill Doesn’t Do
Kansas Needs a Comprehensive Plan for K-12 Relief Funding
American history must be taught with balance
Book Banning Battles in Kansas Schools
Cut teachers some slack: Teaching is not the same job it used to be
Why Two Down-Ballot Races Will Shift the Kansas Education Agenda
Sending Public Funds to Private Schools Would Harm Kansas
Safer ways to reopen schools
Schools and Civic Engagement
Review School Re-Opening Options
Teachers Face the New Normal
Civics education needs more focus
Better accountability needed for funding helping at-risk students
Teachers buying own supplies worsens inequality
Kansas Can–Can’t We?
Pros and Cons of Online Learning
School funding battle in for the long haul
The “Mix, Match, and Customize” Model of Public Education
Charter Schools Pro- and Con-
Preparing Kansas students for the future
Why Kansas teachers didn’t strike recently
Op Eds: List
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