The past two years have been difficult for everyone, including educators and students. Our nation’s teachers have adapted and provided for their students in so many ways. This year, we celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week from May 2 through May 6, and honor all educators who prepare our children for the future.
With the April 18 tax-filing deadline closing in for most taxpayers, the Internal Revenue Service wants to dispel some new and common myths about getting refund details or speeding up tax refunds. A number of these myths circulate on social media every tax season.
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The Kansan Staff SALINA – The Newton High School boys’ tennis team claimed a second-place team finish along with a doubles title Tuesday at the… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
x-non-scoring entry J-indicates tie-breaker was applied. Remington CKTL Meet Tuesday Area finishers GIRLS Team scores — Remington 126, Little River 122, Hesston 111, Elyria Christian… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
By Chad Frey Newton Kansan Following a report of a “gun like object” being seen at Newton High School, the school was placed on lock… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
By Chad Frey Newton Kansan Following a report of a “gun like object” being seen at Newton High School, the school was placed on lock… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Newton High School head principal Caleb Smith was named the 2022 Kansas principal of the year April 11. “Mr.
MAIZE – Newton High School softball pitcher Tegan Livesay did her best imitation of Shohei Ohtani Friday, hitting three home runs with nine RBIs and claiming two wins pitching with 20 strikeouts in a sweep of Maize South in Maize.
Many Kansas Republicans likely guffawed in disbelief when Governor Laura Kelly recently insisted she was “a major local-control advocate.” The image of Democrats as favoring big government programs, with Republicans fighting to keep government small and local, is deeply entrenched. The language of the state GOP, presenting Kelly’s emergency orders during the pandemic as examples of “one-size-fits-all” overreach, employs this stereotype expertly.