Kan. board to receive latest science standards

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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas officials will receive an overview next week of the latest draft of new science standards for public schools being developed by a national consortium.

The 10-member State Board of Education will receive copies of the standards on Tuesday from Matt Krehbiel, the Kansas Department of Education official overseeing the state’s work on the Next Generation Science Standards. A final draft of the standards was released April 9.

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