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If you serve on a local school board long enough, you're going to run into disagreement. That's not a sign something is broken. In many ways, it's a sign things are working the way they're supposed

Twenty-five school officials from across Kansas have been selected for KASB’s Business Operations Leadership Development (BOLD) class of school leaders.  The BOLD program focuses on the daily

Over the years, one thing I've learned working with school boards across Kansas is that effective communication isn't about saying more. It's about saying the right things, to the right people,

KASB is excited to welcome several new team members who bring a wealth of experience in public education and a shared commitment to serving Kansas schools.

The Kansas Association of School Boards is expanding its support for member districts with the launch of KASB Human Resources Services, a new program designed to help school boards and district

The KASB Board of Directors met in Salina on June 5-6, for a board retreat and regular business meeting focused on leadership development, strategic planning and organizational priorities. During

Leadership for Tomorrow (LFT) is a statewide professional learning program developed by KASB to support and grow education leaders across Kansas through a combination of structured learning and

Leadership for Tomorrow (LFT) is a statewide professional learning program developed by KASB to support and grow education leaders across Kansas through a combination of structured learning and

When Brian Fitch talks about serving on a school board, he keeps it simple.  “There’s three rules to being on a school board,” he says. “The first rule is, do what’s best for the kids. The second

Leadership for Tomorrow is a statewide professional learning program focused on developing education leaders across Kansas. As KASB’s Marketing Communications Manager, my role centers on

When Christy Weiler talks about leadership, she returns again and again to learning, listening and service. A self‑described “forever learner,” Weiler brings those values to her new role as Region 2

School board service requires more than attending meetings and voting on issues. It requires a clear understanding of governance, leadership and the laws that guide public education. To help board

The KASB Board of Directors met Saturday, March 7, 2026, at the Perry-Lecompton USD 343 District Office. The meeting followed a district tour the previous day, hosted by Perry-Lecompton USD 343 —

With an enrollment of around 6,700 students, Salina USD 305 was the 16th largest school district in Kansas last year. Its percentage of low-income students and students with disabilities is nearly

With an enrollment of just 155 students last year, Northern Valley USD 212 is one of the state’s smallest districts. Based in Phillips and Norton Counties in northwest Kansas along the Nebraska