Culture, Opinion
Bleeding Kansas: What will the state look like after the coming surge in abortions and decrease in regulations?If there is any good that comes from the defeat of the Kansas abortion regulation amendment Tuesday, it ironically may be the bad that comes of it. Read More
Public Education
Kansas legislators: State board must get honest about education failures, like Gov. Youngkin in Virginia(The Sentinel) â Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkinâs bleak but refreshingly honest end-of-the-school-year report on K-12 education in the commonwealth focused on many of the issues facing public schools in Kansas… Read More
Culture
Battery charges filed after alleged assault on pro-life teen canvassing in KC suburbA woman has been arrested and charged with misdemeanor battery after an alleged assault on a pro-life teen going door to door in support of the Kansas constitutional amendment… Read More
Public Education
Kansas mom delivers scathing indictment of her large school district’s dyslexia services(The Sentinel) â Olathe mom Amanda Thompson, frustrated by what she saw as the Olathe School Districtâs inability to improve her childrenâs dyslexia and achievement in the classroom,… Read More
Opinion, Public Education
Kansas’ Ed department wants to divert classroom dollars to lobbying efforts by the Kansas Association of School Boards(The Sentinel) â The Kansas Department of Education purports to be a âdedicated service agencyâ that provides leadership, resources, and support. But like its claim to âprepare all students… Read More
Public Education
Kansas school districts (mostly) ignore school safety questions in wake of Uvalde report(The Sentinel) â In the wake of the Robb Elementary School shooting in Uvalde, Texas, the Texas Legislature issued a damning report which found âsystemic failuresâ across both the police… Read More
Culture
Moms report censorship, bullying on social media over pro-life stance in leadup to Kansas electionCasey Thomas has used local Facebook moms groups as a parenting resource for the last seven years and had never been bullied â until recently. âFrom time to… Read More
Culture
Pregnancy center leaders explain their work amidst slander ahead of important Kansas electionAs Kansans prepare to vote Tuesday on a constitutional amendment to allow regulation of abortion, pregnancy resource centers are coming under fire for community services they have provided for… Read More
Public Education
Three challengers take on incumbents in Kansas State Board of Education primaries(The Sentinel) â The August primary will feature three Republican incumbent members of the Kansas State Board of Education squaring off against opponents. There are no Democratic candidates in any… Read More
Courts
Federal Judge blocks Biden transgender rules from taking effect(The Sentinel) â In at least a temporary victory, a federal judge last week temporarily blocked a Biden administration rule forcing businesses and schools to allow transgender students and… Read More
Opinion, Public Education
Kansas publication aids and abets student achievement cover-up(The Sentinel) â Itâs bad enough that there are more high school students below grade level in Kansas than are proficient. But media aiding and abetting education officialsâ cover-up attempts… Read More
Culture
Pro-life organizers explain Kansasâ misunderstood abortion amendment, plead for truthful reporting on itKansas gave Donald Trump around 57% of its votes in both 2016 and 2020. Yet, barring approval of a constitutional amendment Aug. 2, it could become one of… Read More
Culture
Kansas pro-lifers fighting vandals, thieves, misinformation to restore abortion regulation authority to lawmakers Aug. 2Evidence of pro-abortion vandalism in Kansas (photos collected by KSNT). Kansas is suddenly ground zero in the abortion fight, and thereâs a ground war to… Read More
Culture, Opinion
Kansas’ âValue Them Bothâ amendment allows regulations but doesnât ban abortions as opponents imply(The Sentinel) â Kansans will vote on a constitutional amendment known as Value Them Both on August 2 to determine whether there should be any regulation on abortion. Opponents imply… Read More
Government, Public Education
Educational inequality creates economic inequality in Kansas(The Sentinel) â Kansas ranks in the bottom half of states in educational equality, which an economist says is directly related to the state having severe economic inequality. As the… Read More
Culture, Public Education
National panel lays bare the radical race and sex agenda in Americaâs schools, offers solutionsAs a rapt audience listened to a panel of experts explain the damage being done to schoolkids by radical far-left ideologies on race and gender, a lonely cry for… Read More
Culture, Public Education
A Kansas school board implements a Parents Bill of Rights(The Sentinel) â On June 13, 2022, the Lansing, Kansas, Board of Education did what the Kansas Legislature was unable to do, passing a Parents Bill of Rights. The small… Read More
Opinion, Public Education
Kansas is #32 in educational ‘racial equality,’ belying officialsâ ‘anti-racism’ claims(The Sentinel) â Kansas is the 32nd-worst state in the nation for racial equality, showing once again school officialsâ alleged devotion to ending racism and discrimination is merely cover for a… Read More
Christian Schools, Public Education
Extent of far-left race and sex curricula in schools, and solutions, to be discussed by national panel at free public event in KC MondayFrighteningly fringe curriculum on race and sexuality is much more widespread across America â and much less coincidental â than many parents realize, close observers say. âThese… Read More
Public Education
Possible school election bribery case not big enough for a local Kansas prosecutor. Will the attorney general step in?A local prosecutor wonât touch the case, but the Kansas Attorney Generalâs office may investigate whether a school superintendent attempted to bribe district employees into voting for a recent multimillion-dollar… Read More