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KPI Analysis - Removing Barries To Better Public Education.pdf
This analysis from KPI examines historical data for several measures of student achievement (e.g., ACT tests, NAEP, state exams, etc.) and spending on public education. It concludes that while spending has increased dramatically several different achievement metrics demonstrate that student achievement is relatively flat.
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KPI Paper - Expanding Educational Opportunities in Kansas through Online Learning.pdf
An examination of the history, future, and potential student achievement gains through online education.
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KPI Paper - Reinventing The Kansas K-12 School System To Engage More Children in Productive Learning.pdf
What steps can Kansas take right now to increase student achievement. KPI Education Policy Fellow, Dr. John Merrifield, examines where Kansas students are and where they could go.
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KPI - Profile and Comparison of Kansas K-12 Education Levels - Hall December 2010.pdf
This study investigates links between K-12 education spending and employment levels.
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Kansas Policy Institute - Kansas K-12 Spending and Achievement Comparison.pdf
This study explores whether student achievement is linked to increasing Kansas K-12 education spending.
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Despite the unprecedented controversy, surprisingly little is understood about how much money schools actually receive, how that money is spent or even the basis upon which the court ruled in Montoy.
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Volume III K-12 Spending.pdf
Vol. II, identifies how court-mandated funding increases were spent by Kansas school districts and compares per-pupil spending across districts.
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K-12 Expense Categories.pdf
Cost center definitions for K-12 schools (Appendix “A” of Volume III in A Kansas Primer on Education Funding)
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High-to-low spending range by district enrollment size (Appendix “B” of Volume III in A Kansas Primer on Education Funding).
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District spending in each cost center, grouped by enrollment size (Appendix “C” of Volume III in A Kansas Primer on Education Funding)
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