Kansas City, Mo., District Moves Toward Regaining Accreditation
The embattled district shows signs of improvement that could lead to restoring its standing with state education officials. Read Full Post >
The embattled district shows signs of improvement that could lead to restoring its standing with state education officials. Read Full Post >
Students transferring from the unaccredited Kansas City, Mo. schools would impose a financial burden on their new districts, which violates state provisions prohibiting unfunded mandates, the judge ruled. Read Full Post >
The law, which required unaccredited districts to pay tuition and transportation costs for students who wanted to depart for neighboring accredited districts, places an unfair burden on taxpayers, a judge ruled. Read Full Post >
The judge's ruling will not stop transfers from the unaccredited Kansas City school system to nearby accredited district, but the school systems will return to court Jan. 12 to try and resolve issues related to transportation and tuition. Read Full Post >
According to state law, students in Kansas City will be eligible to transfer to surrounding school districts on Jan. 1. Read Full Post >
Stakeholders in the district are still divided on a governance plan for the district, slated to lose its accreditation Jan. 1. Read Full Post >
The state vote gives the school system two years to turn around, or face a state takeover. Read Full Post >
John Covington, who served in the 17,400-student district for two years, will oversee a system of underperforming schools throughout the state. Read Full Post >
John Covington, the schools leader in Kansas City, said Wednesday he planned to leave the district in 30 days; James Williams, the superintendent in Buffalo, has also made plans to leave. Read Full Post >
21 Kansas City schools close their doors forever as part of the district's transformation plan. Read Full Post >
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