TOPEKA — Between voucher programs and new parental rights legislation, education officials say public schools are having a rough time.
During a recording of the Kansas Reflector podcast, Marcus Baltzell, director of communications for the Kansas National Education Association, and Leah Fliter, Kansas Association of School Boards assistant executive director of advocacy, discussed the state of K-12 education, along with recent legislation that would take away funding from public schools.
Voucher bills