Why should we fund special education? Reference this FAQ document developed by KASEA, KASB, and USA and contact your legislators today. http://www.keystonelearning.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/SPED-Funding-QA-Final-1.pdf
Category: Legislative Update
KASEA Legislative Update
KASEA Legislative Update June 16, 2017 Governor Brownback on Thursday signed SB 19 into law. As he signed, he took yet another swipe at the Legislature, chiding they missed an opportunity to reform and improve Kansas’ schools. SB 19 largely mirrors the former Read More …
KASEA Legislative Update for March 10, 2017
Budget, tax and school finance. KPERS – working after retirement. Efficiency report recommendations. Plus, the Bill Tracking Report. Budget, tax and school finance. KPERS – working after retirement. Efficiency report recommendations. Plus, the Bill Tracking Report. Download the complete update.
KASEA Legislative Update for Feb. 24, 2017
Prepared by: Dodie J. Wellshear and Cheryl L. Semmel Ad Astra Government Relations Legislature has Roller Coaster Week Read more about KanCare/Medicaid Expansion, Teacher Due Process, School Finance and KPERS. On Monday, Special Education Administrators presented to the Special Education Read More …
KASEA Legislative Update for Feb. 17, 2017
Legislature Passes Comprehensive Income Tax Bill The House and the Senate have passed a comprehensive income tax bill, HB 2178, which is anticipated to raise $590 million in FY2018. The question now: “Will the governor veto it?” The governor has long Read More …