Board debate over whether approving agenda can undo earlier resolution
A Kansas State Board member appealed the chair's change to a previously adopted meeting schedule, arguing the agenda should not substitute for a board resolution. The board debated policy and public-notice implications before the chair's position prevailed and the agenda was approved.
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At the Aug. 11 meeting of the Kansas State Board of Education, a procedural dispute erupted over whether approving the day's agenda could effectively change a prior board resolution setting regular meeting times. Chair Kathy Hopkins said she had worked with the commissioner to set a "day two" format focused on technology and called the agenda an operational step; a board member identified in the transcript as Potter appealed that approach as inconsistent with board policy.
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