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The June 5 edition of KSDEweekly is now available for viewing. Read more about how the Kansas State Board of Education is scheduled to vote on whether to extend the emergency substitute licences, a preview of the June 12 KSDE Insight Podcast, "Keeping Kids Safe Online - Summer Tips for Parents," and regional roundtable discussions about child care set for June.
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The Kansas State Board of Education will meet June 10-11, for their monthly meeting, in Topeka. Members will meet in the first floor board room, Landon State Office Building, 900 S.W. Jackson.
Click here for the agenda and meeting materials.
The May 29 edition of KSDEweekly is available for viewing. Read more about the toolkits created to help educators align their instructional materials to the Kansas State Standards, the Kansas counties unit that Royal Valley USD 337 middle students recently concluded, and information about submitting the Every Child Can Read Act report.
The May 22 edition of KSDEweekly is available for viewing. Read more about the progress made toward transitioning to the Kansas Education Data System (KEDS), support available for administering the Ages and Stages Questionnaires® (ASQ), national recognition of the Beloit Parents as Teachers Consortium, and various training and professional development opportunities.
The May 15 KSDEweekly is now available for viewing. Read more about the Kansas State Board of Education approving revised performance level descriptors for the 2025 state assessments, applications are open for the Body Venture exhibit and Valley Center USD 262 second-grade students and their popcorn business are featured in the Picture of the Week.
The May 8 KSDEweekly is now available for viewing. Read more about how the 2025 KTOY team celebrated Teacher Appreciation Week by giving shout-outs to the teachers who inspire them, access to the latest KSDE Insight Podcast, "Putting the Brakes on the Summer Slide," information about the "Every Child Can Read" survey and other important reminders.
Members of the Kansas State Board of Education will hold their monthly meeting, May 13-14, in Topeka. The meeting will take place in the first floor board room, Landon State Office Building, 900 S.W. Jackson, in Topeka.
Click here for the board's May agenda and materials.
The May 1 KSDEweekly is available for viewing. Read more about the challenges and growth experienced by several new Kansas principals, the heroes who work tirelessly every day in our school lunch rooms, a preview of the KSDE Insight Podcast, "Putting the Brakes on the Summer Slide, a full schedule for the Great Ideas in Education Conference and much more.
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The April 24 KSDEweekly is now available for viewing. Read more about the 2026 Kansas Teacher of the Year team, how special education professionals in the field are utilizing state-level supports for serving children with autism and much more.
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The April 17 KSDEweekly is now available for viewing. Read more about the state-level autism services available to Kansas school districts, how a Chapman USD 473 bus driver uses her time creatively with the students she takes to and from school each day, the latest KSDE Insight Podcast, important KESA 2.0 information and several professional development opportunities.
Never miss an issue of KSDEweekly. Email ksdeweekly@ksde.gov with questions, comments or stories ideas.
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