Our future is in the hands of our teachers. Shouldn't we allow educators the freedom to create their ideal teaching environment?  Commentator John Richard Schrock tells us how all students are unique - just like their instructors - and he's come up with his own "Teacher's Creed." 
 

Education officials fear the governor may be poised to cut nearly $200 million from public schools, if the Kansas House and Senate can't agree on a tax plan to fund the state budget.
 

According to recent surveys, fewer students are interested in teaching careers. That wasn't the case for Michael Ralph, who teaches biology at Olathe East High School. In this guest commentary, Ralph credits a program at the University of Kansas for preparing him - and other college students - for a job in the classroom.

A reallocation of need-based grants would shift money away from students at public four-year universities and colleges in Kansas toward those attending private, independent colleges. 

The attorney general of Kansas is challenging a court ruling that says the state isn't spending enough money on public schools.