Principal Sister Margaret was called to testify Thursday.

The Wichita School District is proposing a new $370 million dollar bond issue that will go to voters in November.

After nearly 40 years, Wichita students are heading back to school for the first time without forced busing.

Results released Wednesday show that Kansas students continue to top the national average for composite scores on the ACT test.

Slightly more schools and school districts failed this year to show adequate progress in improving students' scores on math and reading tests.

CARE kept the bond at $350 million, but made some changes to how the money should be spent.

The request from the state asks for budget-cutting proposals of 2 percent of State General Fund dollars in the current fiscal year and 5 percent in FY 2010

Wichita School District enrollment for the 2008-2009 school year is scheduled for July 28 - August 1.

School starts in one month for town hit by tornado.

Ninety-eight percent of certified staff members who voted approved the agreement

The scholarship program, funded by NASA, encourages Kansas high school students to get involved in politics, government and community service.

Wichita State University is asking the state for a $31 million, five-year grant to invent and build new medical industries.

Like many families, the state's school districts are feeling pinched by rising food prices.

Gov. Kathleen Sebelius says the state needs to improve its coordination of education programs.

A donor has given Pittsburg State University $10 million for the construction of a new fine and performing arts center.

The total value of the compensation and benefit package increase is 5.06 percent.

Classes at Kansas State University's Cardwell Hall will be back in session Friday after repairs to tornado damage were completed.

Garden City Community College is expanding its welding program thanks to a grant from the Kansas Department of Commerce.

Newton school officials held a groundbreaking ceremony today to kick off the first of six school district construction projects.

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Investigators are calling the weekend fire on the athletic field at Northwest High School arson.

The 31 year-old teacher is accused of showing students pornographic websites on a school computer.

Students of the Wichita State University Newspaper, The Sunflower, said their first amendment rights guaranteeing freedom of the press are being violated.

A group dedicated to passing Wichita's upcoming school bond issue wants school leaders to delay a vote.

The district believes the report should get a failing grade.