Kansas governor's school aid plan moves closer to passage
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April 4, 2019
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas legislators are moving closer to passing Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly's plan for increasing funding for public schools.
House Republicans gave up Wednesday night on trying to find an alternative to Kelly's proposal to increase spending on public schools by roughly $90 million a year.
The Senate approved Kelly's plan last month with bipartisan support.
The House has yet to pass a funding proposal but did narrowly pass a bill making changes in education policies. That was enough for the House and Senate to begin negotiations this week on both money and policy.
The Senat...
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