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Posted: Friday, 03 July 2009 4:49AM
Budget Cuts for the State of Kansas
Governor Mark Parkinson has outlined $160 million in adjustments to Kansas' budget, including additional cuts in aid to public schools and universities. A few
adjustments, he announced Thursday, will require the approval of legislators when they reconvene in January. But most, including the new cuts in school aid and higher education spending, take effect immediately. The cuts Parkinson is imposing include a 2 percent reduction in aid to school districts. The higher education system will see a similar reduction in state tax dollars.
