WICHITA - At most Kansas colleges and universities, students face required classes - or the proficiency tests to get out of them - to earn a bachelor’s degree.
In order to encourage young people to stay physically active, it has to be fun, says Scott City Middle School physical education teacher Erin Myers.
TOPEKA - A study on education during the COVID-19 pandemic found that Kansas students lost months of learning between 2019 to 2022, with students in lower-income school districts experiencing the biggest losses.
In their first competition of the season with all of their varsity members available, the Scott Community High School Scholars Bowl squad earned a third place finish at the Wichita County tournament.
TOPEKA - It’s difficult for 6-year-old Crosby Orlando to stay in his first grade classroom.
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