TOPEKA, Kan. — Kansas school districts have a long tradition of going to court over funding for public education when their efforts fail in the Statehouse.
Gov. Sam Brownback says he wants that to change and is encouraging legislators and superintendents from the state’s 286 school districts to open discussions toward ending such litigation.
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