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Votes Count: Kansas
Kansas

Governor: Democrat
Control of Legislature: Republican
(during FY10 budget process)

Percentage Change Change to Budget1 Policy/Notes
+ 1% Increases funding for the Four-Year-Old At-Risk Program by an estimated $263,300 for a total of $20.2 million.

Flat funds the Pre-K Pilot Program at $5 million.

Flat funds the Early Childhood Block Grant at $11.1 million, of which up to $7.8 million can be used to support pre-k. 		The Four-Year-Old At-Risk Program is expected to serve 1,225 more children for a total of 7,943.

Action in Neighboring States
State Percentage Change
Colorado +13%
Missouri 0%
Nebraska Anticipated increase
Oklahoma Anticipated increase

 

1 Some pre-k program experienced mid-year cuts during FY09. Budget changes are based on final FY09 appropriations. Additionally, information on pre-k funding in biennial budgets reflects changes in those budgets from FY09 to FY10 only.
2 State has a biennial budget. FY10 is the first year of the biennium.
3 State has a biennial budget. FY10 is the second year of the biennium.
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Leadership Matters FY11
"Redefining ESEA" Webinar
Looking for resources from our Webinar, "Redefining ESEA: The Critical Role of Pre-K and the Early Grades in School Reform Efforts”? Access our PowerPoint presentation from the March 17 call here.
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Recovery Round-up
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Meeting the Challenge of Rural Pre-K
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