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KC Currents
9:58 am
Thu December 22, 2011
Parents Consider Transferring Students Out Of KCPS
Credit Sylvia Gross
Jamekia Kendrix and her daughter set up for a forum about the future of Kansas City Public Schools
The Kansas City, Missouri school district has been shedding students over the past 40 years – from 70,000 in the 1970s to less than 17,000 today. Some are worried about another exodus when the district officially loses accreditation on January 1st. Missouri law allows students to transfer to an accredited district, with tuition and transportation paid for by the unaccredited district. Area districts are still wrangling with transfer policies.
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