Kansas Supreme Court justices on Tuesday questioned why the Legislature appeared to ignore its own study that recommended increasing school spending by upwards of $2 billion. “Here you all are, … Click to Continue »
Justices Ask Why Kansas Lawmakers Didn't Follow School Funding Study
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