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Kansas needs more doctors but new federal loan limits could make it harder to attend medical school (opens the original)
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New caps on federal student loans are intended to limit student debt and pressure higher education to lower costs, but that could cause unintended consequences and ultimately worsen a shortage of physicians in Kansas and nationwide. The limits went into effect earlier this summer as part of the Big Beautiful Bill passed by Congress and signed by President Donald Trump. In response, medical organizations raised an alarm, saying the limits do not align with the financial realities of medical educa
A University of Kansas program is helping teachers navigate the AI revolution (opens the original)
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photo by: Rachel Schnelle/Kansas News Service A junior at Bonner Springs High School uses MagicSchool to type in how they can use slope-intercept form for their future careers on Monday, Aug. 31, 2026. On a Tuesday afternoon, Heather Campbell’s algebra class at Bonner Springs High School is lively, with students walking in to start their lesson. They’re learning about the inputs and outputs of slope intercept form, a math problem that uses a graph of negatives and positives. After Campbell expla
How should kids use AI in school? A Kansas program helps teachers navigate learning with tech (opens the original)
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On a Tuesday afternoon, Heather Campbell’s Algebra class at Bonner Springs High School is lively with students walking in to start their lesson. They’re learning about the inputs and outputs of slope intercept form, a math problem that uses a graph of negatives and positives. After Campbell explains how to use slope, the students spend the rest of the class time using a program called MagicSchool — an artificial intelligence program that can translate the math equation to their future careers. C
How should kids use AI in school? A Kansas program is helping teachers navigate the AI revolution (opens the original)
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On a Tuesday afternoon, Heather Campbell’s Algebra class at Bonner Springs High School is lively with students walking in to start their lesson. They’re learning about the inputs and outputs of slope intercept form, a math problem that uses a graph of negatives and positives. After Campbell explains how to use slope, the students spend the rest of the class time using a program called MagicSchool — an artificial intelligence program that can translate the math equation to their future careers. C
How Kansas became one of the new breeding grounds for a bright yellow warbler (opens the original)
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Kathy Fox and her husband live outside of Pittsburg, Kansas, near the Mined Land Wildlife Area. After her husband had a stroke, they had to slow down and started focusing more on the birds and nature around their home. A few years later in 2023, she noticed bright yellow birds — about the size of your hand — in her bluebird boxes. Those birds were prothonotary warblers. She didn’t realize the songbirds nested in southeast Kansas. “I just thought it was migrating through. It was really exciting.
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