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The Sept. 5 KSDEweekly newsletter is now available. Read more about updates to the literacy licensure requirement, Zoom sessions available to districts preparing for the official student Count Day of Sept. 20, a school mental health professional development opportunity and much more.
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The Blue-Ribbon Task Force on Screen Time will meet via Zoom, 4-5:30 p.m., on Thursday, Sept. 5.
Access the livestream and agenda here.
Members of the Kansas State Board of Education will meet on Tuesday, Sept. 10, and Wednesday, Sept. 11, in the first floor board room, Landon State Office Building, 900 S.W. Jackson, in Topeka. The board will hold its annual retreat at 1 p.m., on Sept. 11, at the Kansas Health Institute, 212 S.W. 8th Street, in Topeka.
Click here for the September meeting agenda and materials.
The Aug. 29 edition of KSDEweekly, KSDE's external newsletter, is available here.
Read more about three generations of Kansas educators who agree on the key to being a great teacher, the checklist for preparing for the annual KSDE audits, the Accreditation Advisory Council's call for applicants, a webinar that will highlight the work of a Developmental Language Disorder scholar and much more.
The Aug. 22 edition of KSDEweekly, KSDE's external newsletter, is available here.
Read more about the updates to the state's at-risk program, the Kansas Vaping ECHO for Education cohort opportunity, the new school improvement model, early childhood professional development, E-rate and cybersecurity trainings and much more.
The Blue-Ribbon Task Force on Screen Time will be meeting for the first time via Zoom, 4-5:30 p.m., on Thursday, Aug. 22.
In the latest edition of KSDEweekly, you can read more about the Blue-Ribbon Task Force on Screen Time in Schools, view the 2024-25 back to school video, "The News Conference: Dr. Watson answers the tough questions" and read about the accomplishments of the Paola Panther high school robotics team.
The recipients of the Kansas State Department of Education Child Nutrition & Wellness program’s 2023-24 Best Practice awards were announced this week during the Kansas State Board of Education’s August meeting in Topeka.
“The academic achievement and physical well-being of our children in Kansas today will impact the success of our communities, our state and the nation in the future,” said Kelly Chanay, KSDE director of child nutrition and wellness. “Our Kansans Can award winners this year exemplify our collective efforts to provide adequate nutrition and physical activity as the pre-requisite for optimal learning.”
TOPEKA – OZ Museum/Columbian Theatre Foundation, Inc. recently became the tenth nonprofit organization in the state to become accredited as a Service Enterprise - joining the top performing 11% of nonprofits nationwide in volunteer engagement and organizational performance.
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