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Lathrop High School senior Jacie Kassanavoid signs with Virginia Tech softball
LATHROP, Mo. (KQTV) - Lathrop High School senior Jacie Kassanavoid officially signed her letter of intent to play softball at Virginia Tech University in the ACC Wednesday afternoon. Kassanavoid had an incredible career in just two seasons with the Lady Mules. She holds school records in batting average (.574) hits...
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Savannah High School student sheds light on mental health through ‘Butterfly Effect’
SAVANNAH, Mo (KQTV) -- A Savannah High School junior created the "Butterfly Effect," a week-long event, to shed light on student mental health. Annalee McGhee is a member of Savannah High School's Family, Career, Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) branch. McGhee found that the people around her have different ways...
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The University of Kansas Health System GB Campus announces leadership transition
The University of Kansas Health System has announced an upcoming leadership transition at its Great Bend Campus. Effective Jan. 1, 2027, John Worden, currently chief executive officer of the Great Bend Campus, will become CEO of the St. Francis Campus in Topeka. Worden will succeed Scott Campbell, who announced his...
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Olathe parents near 8,000 petition signatures in push to force state review of school closures
Olathe Families United, the group fighting against the planned closure of six schools in the Olathe school district, is seeking about 500 more signatures by the end of Tuesday before submitting a petition that would call for a state review. Under state statute K.S.A. 72-1431, the group needs 5% of...
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THS Teachers Demonstrate Dissatisfaction by Staging “Lunch-In”
Roughly 30 Topeka High teachers gathered for a sit-in “demonstration” during lunch on Friday, Nov. 6. The sit-in—referred to as a “lunch-in” by attendees—was staged for teachers to display their dissatisfaction with the 501 district’s failure to reach a contract agreement with NEA-Topeka concerning pay with regard to inflation.