New clip from Kansas City Public Television offers a peek at the history of local schools.
It's mostly depressing and reveals a great deal of economic disparity cleverly disguised by racial clashes. On the bright side, test scores are improving for the KCPS because Missouri education officials are desperately afraid of ongoing drama.
Check the description . . .
"It has taken us more than a century to get here. That's the first thing we come to realize as we explore the current state of K-12 education systems across the Kansas City metro. A host of interesting characters, challenging times, and complex issues created both the successes and failures we're currently experiencing in districts from Blue Valley to Hickman Mills to Kansas City, Kansas. Come with us as we examine the past and seek to learn from our collective experiences."
Take a look:
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