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Good morning, we’ve made it through the week! It’s Friday, July 12. Our top stories this week cover topics from the U.S. Department of Justice finding discrimination in the Wichita school district to the Kansas City Chiefs’ training camp, the upcoming primary for Jackson County Prosecutor, Wichita State University’s master plan, and new trustees joining Park University’s Board of Trustees. Let’s dive in.
Wichita school district faces discrimination lawsuit over racial and disability bias
The U.S. Department of Justice has found that the Wichita school district discriminated against Black students, leading to harsher discipline and subjective offenses, particularly targeting Black girls. The district has agreed to implement new policies and eliminate seclusion to address these issues.
Kansas City Chiefs training camp: Everything you need to know
The Kansas City Chiefs are gearing up for another historic season as they kick off their 14th annual training camp at Missouri Western University in St. Joseph, MO, offering fans a unique opportunity to witness their favorite players in action.
Brilliant Black women battle for Jackson County Prosecutor position
Two talented Black women, Melesa Johnson and Stephanie Burton, are vying for the prestigious position of Jackson County Prosecutor in the upcoming August 6 primary, promising to transform the criminal justice system and ensure community safety. Hear their closing arguments from their latest debates.
Wichita State University’s master plan approved: Changes coming to campus
Wichita State University is set to undergo a transformative master plan, spanning a decade and involving the demolition of several historic buildings to make way for modern facilities and improved campus accessibility.
New trustees join Park University board with diverse backgrounds
Park University, a renowned private institution in Parkville, MO, has welcomed three new trustees, each bringing a unique blend of expertise in education, diversity, and community service, to its Board of Trustees.
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