Northwest Missouri State administrator named Emporia State’s 19th president
The Kansas Board of Regents on Thursday named an administrator from Northwest Missouri State University as the 19th president at Emporia State University.
The board...
Attorney general warns three school districts about LGTBQ-related policies
Attorney General Kris Kobach has sent out a round of letters to three Kansas school districts warning them about LGBTQ-related policies and books, saying...
Kelly names two new Regents
Gov. Laura Kelly on Friday named two new members to the Kansas Board of Regents.
Kelly named Peter Johnston of Salina to replace Lawrence attorney...
State universities report third consecutive year of enrollment growth
State universities are reporting an enrollment increase for the third consecutive year, highlighted by Emporia State ending a five-year skid and recording the largest...
Audit IDs security deficiencies in school accounting systems
Accounting systems for Kansas school districts, which manage billions in taxpayer money, are vulnerable to unauthorized access because of a lack of written policies...
Research analyst no longer at Education Department after calls for firing
A Manhattan school board member who came under fire for posting on social media that the fatal shooting of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk was...
Two GOP gubernatorial candidates call for firing of state employee
Two major Republican candidates for governor - Senate President Ty Masterson and former Gov. Jeff Colyer - are calling for the state Education Department...
K-State employee criticized for supporting Hamas suspended, gubernatorial candidates say
A civil rights investigator at Kansas State University who has come under fire for public comments he made about supporting Hamas after it attacked...
University civil rights investigator’s Hamas comments draw fire
A civil rights investigator at Kansas State University who two years ago was sharply criticized for writing social media posts supporting Hamas after it...
State recouping more than $11 million in Medicaid funding for schools
The state is recouping a little more than $11 million in Medicaid funding provided to school districts after an error was discovered that led...
