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Members of the Kansas State Board of Education will vote during their June monthly meeting whether to make modifications to the emergency substitute licenses permanent. 

The meeting will be held June 10-11, in the first floor board room, Landon State Office Building, 900 S.W. Jackson, in Topeka. 

When school’s out, screen time often goes up—and so does the risk of online threats.  

The next episode of the KSDE Insight Podcast is a candid conversation with safety experts who explore how parents can help protect their children from online predators and other digital dangers during the summer months. 

Summer learning activities have gotten off to a great start in Derby USD 260 with the Panther Leadership Academy recently concluding and the free summer learning program gearing up.

Each Kansas school district is required to submit a report for their third grade students to comply with the Every Child Can Read Act, a legislative statement of intent regarding the promotion of academic achievement in schools to ensure all students move toward grade-level proficiency in literacy, especially by the third grade.