Two Kansas executives talked turkey about money yesterday: Dr. Craig Neuenswander, superintendent of USD 257 schools, and Mark Parkinson, governor of Kansas.
Both were talking about the same dollars. Those that pay for the education of Kansas children and young adults; dollars that are not yet in sight.
Dr. Neuenswander warned that Iola’s schools aren’t going to have enough money unless taxes are raised in the district, more money comes from the state or the federal tooth fairy leaves a bundle under 257’s pillow.
Gov. Parkinson said, again,…
