A report card for any Kansas legislative session this time of year is incomplete with a wrap-up session approaching.
The problem this year is the incomplete grade may still be appropriate once lawmakers wrap up the wrap-up.
The $500 million school-funding fix signed into law by Gov. Jeff Colyer with an $80 million fix coming after some quick math went awry will go to the Kansas Supreme Court later in the spring, after legislators head home wondering if their work half a billion over five years to come into compliance with the Courts funding edict is done.
