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Hosted by Kansas Association of School Boards · education · EN-US · 34 episodes
The Kansas Association of School Boards Advocacy and Communications Teams bring you semi-regular updates from Topeka on current issues affecting K-12 Education.
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Episode #11
Kyle Carlin joins Leah Fliter and Shannon Kimball to discuss a recent school funding presentation to the Kansas Education Funding Task Force and why he believes critical context—including student needs, special education funding, and pandemic impacts—is missing from the conversation. Learn how funding data shapes education policy and why the details matter for Kansas students and schools.
Episode #10
<p>As the Kansas Legislature heads into the veto session, Leah Fliter and Shannon Kimball unpack what the final weeks of the 2026 session mean for public schools. From a narrowly passed state budget to last‑minute policy moves, this episode examines a growing pattern at the Statehouse: rising mandates, persistent underfunding, and increasing costs shifted onto local school districts.</p><p>The hosts break down continued shortfalls in special education funding, cuts to student mental health services, new literacy and staffing mandates, CEP policy changes, voucher expansion, and the proposed tax lid bill—while also noting a small but meaningful budg...
Episode #9
<p>As the Kansas legislative session nears First Adjournment, the state’s special education funding crisis remains unresolved—and is growing more urgent.</p><p>In this solo episode of The Advocate, host Shannon Kimball breaks down where things stand, from an unexpected halt in House activity to the fast-moving shift into conference committee negotiations.</p><p>This episode covers:</p>Key education bills still in playThe impact of unfunded mandates on districtsVoucher expansion and a new statewide cell phone banAnd the latest budget decisions, including continued underfunding of special education<p>With major decisions looming, the stakes for Kansas publ...
Episode #8
<p>This week on The Advocate, Leah Fliter and Shannon Kimball break down a fast-moving week at the Kansas Statehouse. They discuss the Senate’s debate over a statewide bell-to-bell cell phone ban, ongoing budget negotiations around special education funding and a controversial amendment related to student walkouts and truancy.</p><p>The episode also covers legislation impacting local school governance, school meal programs and at-risk funding, restrictions on classroom technology and the latest developments in voucher proposals.</p><p>Plus, they highlight inspiring students and educators from across Kansas and share simple ways listeners can engage with lawmakers to su...
Episode #7
<p>In this episode of The Advocate, hosts Leah Fliter and Shannon Kimball return after turnaround week to find the pace at the Kansas Legislature picking up. They break down major developments in the state budget, including ongoing debates around special education funding, where both House and Senate proposals fall significantly short of meeting legal obligations—leaving local districts and taxpayers to cover the gap.</p><p>The episode also explores key policy issues moving through the legislature, including property tax proposals, voucher expansion, classroom device restrictions, and legislation impacting student services, assessments, and school governance. Leah and Shannon unpack wh...
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