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Report May Have Overestimated Cost to Fix Kansas Schools

Published April 2, 2018 at 7:55 PM CDT
Lori Taylor and Jason Willis explain their report to lawmakers last month. (file photo/Kansas News Service)
Lori Taylor and Jason Willis explain their report to lawmakers last month. (file photo/Kansas News Service)

Consultants suggested that an additional $2 billion would be needed to fix Kansas schools, but their report seems to have overshot the mark by more than half a billion dollars. With debate on school funding underway in the Kansas House, Celia Llopis-Jepsen from the Kansas News Service explains how their report fits in.
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