Kan. Districts Vote to Move Ahead on Funding Suit
A coalition of school districts has voted to file a new education funding lawsuit against the state.
Friday's vote from members of Schools for Fair Funding was expected after the Kansas Supreme Court refused last week to allow the group to reopen a school finance case that was dismissed in 2006.
John Robb, the lead attorney for the coalition of more than 70 school districts, said the soonest the case would be filed...
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