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Study of the African American male in the academic setting in Kansas City Kansas public schools (Unified School District 500) by Chuckie Wilson, 1991 Problems involved in establishing departments of vocational agriculture in the public high schools in Kansas (Series) by Lester B Pollom, 1963 An evaluation of the Northeast Accelerated Junior College experiment with superior students in Kansas City: Based on the opinions of its graduates by George Melcher, 1953 Student portfolio a system for documenting the strength, needs, and abilities of students who are deaf blind (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:437764) by U.S. Dept of Education, 1996 Student Directory 1953 - 1954 Kansas State College Manhattan, Kansas Complex Justice: The Case of Missouri v. Jenkins by Joshua M. Dunn, 2008-03-17 Early Days in Kansas by Bliss Isely, 1927 A Gift to the Future: Kansas City, Kansas Architecture by Larry K. Hancks, 1988 The Story of Kansas City: Early Kansas City Early Days in Kansas Your City and You : The Story of Kansas City by Alice and Sheaff, Virginia; Illus. By Students of Kansas City High Schools Lanterman, 1947 A Gift to the Future: Kansas City, Kansas Architecture (cover features Westheight Manor Historic District, 1915) THE STORY OF KANSAS CITY Book One by Emma Serl, 1924 The story of Kansas by Bliss Isely, 1953

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101. CNN - Kansas School Board's Evolution Ruling Angers Science Community - August 1
     TOPEKA, kansas (CNN) A decision this week by the kansas Board of Educationto delete the teaching of evolution from the state s science curriculum has  
     http://www.cnn.com/US/9908/12/kansas.evolution.flap/
     
     Extractions: Web posted at: 10:08 p.m. EDT (0208 GMT) From Correspondent Brian Cabell TOPEKA, Kansas (CNN) A decision this week by the Kansas Board of Education to delete the teaching of evolution from the state's science curriculum has angered the mainstream science community in the United States. "This act ... took us back 100 years in science teaching and education," says Barry Lynn, executive director of Americans United for Separation of Church and State. "I hope the courts will be the one to find time to correct the decision." The board's decision doesn't require the teaching of creationism, nor does it forbid the teaching of evolution. The specific curriculum is left to the local school boards and to the teachers who now find themselves with questions.

102. The Irascible Professor-commentary Of The Day-05-31-02. Scopes Revisited? The Ka
     Commentary of the Day May 31, 2002 Scopes Revisited? The kansas Board ofEducation s 1999 Decision on Evolution. Guest commentary by Tina Blue.  
     http://irascibleprofessor.com/comments-05-31-02.htm
     
     Extractions: Commentary of the Day - May 31, 2002: Scopes Revisited? The Kansas Board of Education's 1999 Decision on Evolution. Guest commentary by Tina Blue. In 1999 the Kansas State Board of Education (BOE) voted to alter the guidelines for state science tests, eliminating questions that pertained to macroevolution (the idea that through natural selection and adaptation new species arise over time out of already existing species), the Big Bang theory of the origins of the cosmos, and the vast stretches of geological time. It is important to understand what the BOE did and did not do, because there has been a lot of confusion over that point, and some members of the board have used that confusion to obscure the intent of their action. The BOE did not forbid the teaching of evolution (not even of macroevolution), nor did they introduce "creation science" into the state's testing standards. But it is a given that local curricula are to a large degree influenced by awareness at the local level of what a school district's students will be required to know in order to do well on state-level assessment tests. By eliminating macroevolution from the testing standards, the BOE signaled local school boards that it would be safe to eliminate it from local curricula if they chose to do so. As then BOE chairman Linda Holloway put it, they returned the decision to the local level.

103. Kansas: Board Changes Evolution Stance By Jerry Becker
     Press TOPEKA, Kan. More than a year after the kansas Board of Educationcaused a furor over science vs. faith in the classroom  
     http://mathforum.org/epigone/ncsm.members/fahtwerdflou

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