Education / KU

Kansas innovative school district law signed

By The Associated Press on April 23, 2013

A new Kansas law will designate some school districts as innovative and make them exempt from certain state education rules.

USD 497 education bond timeline unveiled

By Lisa D'Souza on April 22, 2013

The celebrating is over and now the work begins. Monday, a priority list of Lawrence schools and improvements was unveiled to USD 497 board members, thanks to the recently passed school bond.

Kansas Highway Patrol educates about school violence

By 6News Staff on April 19, 2013

Today school officials and other officers met for a training session led by Kansas Highway Patrol about school violence awareness.


Rules of Basket Ball home to be ‘The DeBruce Center’ at KU

By Ann Wilson on April 17, 2013

Allen Fieldhouse will soon get an $18 million addition thanks to KU alumni. The DeBruce Center will replace the functions of the Burge Union, but also act as the permanent home for an important sports document.


Kansas regents discuss higher education budget

By The Associated Press on April 17, 2013

Kansas higher education officials say funding cuts being considered by state legislators would hurt the quality and quantity of academic programs statewide.

Board of Regents chief expects change on guns

By The Associated Press on April 17, 2013

The chairman of the Kansas Board of Regents expects the board to back away from its policy banning concealed weapons on state university campuses.

History of Presidents coming to KU revisited

By Lisa D'Souza on April 16, 2013

With President Obama cancelling his trip to Lawrence on Friday, the history of Presidents coming to KU is revisited.

President Obama no longer visiting University of Kansas

By The Associated Press on April 16, 2013

President Barack Obama has canceled his scheduled visit Friday to the University of Kansas in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombing.

KU Athletics breaks ground on Rock Chalk Park

By Ann Wilson on April 16, 2013

Tuesday marked a historic day for KU Athletics as members of the track & field, soccer, and softball teams ceremonially broke ground on Rock Chalk Park.


Brownback wants study of higher education

By The Associated Press on April 16, 2013

Gov. Sam Brownback says that his upcoming tour of college campuses in Kansas is part of his effort to persuade legislators, policymakers and state residents of the importance of stable, level funding for colleges and universities.
 
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