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Kansas Legislature Continues Debate on School Finance

By Kansas News Service
Published April 3, 2018 at 2:26 PM CDT
Kansas legislators on both sides of the aisle want to avoid a tax hike after passing a $1.2 billion increase last year. (Photo Credit: Scott Canon, Kansas News Service)
Kansas legislators on both sides of the aisle want to avoid a tax hike after passing a $1.2 billion increase last year. (Photo Credit: Scott Canon, Kansas News Service)

 

Republicans in the Kansas House will likely take another stab at solving school finance today (TUE) after a proposal to increase annual school spending by half a billion dollars failed. Celia Llopis Jepsen of the Kansas News Service has more.

 

 

            

 

 
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