Robinson Middle News Today

TOPEKA (KSNT) – The Special Olympics of Kansas is hosting Polar Plunge events in eight cities across the state this February. With all but one concluded, they’ve raised more than $135,000 so far. KSNT 27 News spoke to a Topeka participant, Jared Rowley, as he exited a frigid Lake Shawnee on Saturday, Feb. 17. Rowley […]

TOPEKA (KSNT) – The Special Olympics of Kansas is hosting Polar Plunge events in eight cities across the state this February. With all but one concluded, they’ve raised more than $135,000 so far. KSNT 27 News spoke to a Topeka participant, Jared Rowley, as he exited a frigid Lake Shawnee on Saturday, Feb. 17. Rowley […]

LOWELL — Two significant housing development projects will bring more than 100 apartments and affordable housing units, and almost 200 more cars, to the densely populated and high-traffic West Sixth St. corridor of the city's Centralville neighborhood.

LOWELL — The School Committee heard from Interim Superintendent of Schools Liam Skinner that the UMass Lowell Inn & Conference Center may be used as a way station for migrant families in preparation for permanent living placements, although he cautioned that all the information that he has is “speculation” based on information from community partners.

The Shiloh Road Expansion from 14th Street to Park Boulevard includes widening the existing two-lane roadway to a four-lane divided thoroughfare. The project includes the addition of:

An appeals court panel has sided with the Pulaski County Special School District and vacated a judgment in favor of an assistant superintendent who sued the district after she was passed over for the superintendent position in 2018.

TYNGSBORO — Superintendent-Director Jill Davis and Assistant Superintendent/Principal Michael Barton have announced the Greater Lowell Technical High School Students of the Month for winter 2022-2023.

The School Board for the Pulaski County Special School District on Monday authorized payment of $38,002.50 in fees and costs to a legal team that represents Black students in an ongoing federal school desegregation lawsuit.

Attorneys for Black students in the Pulaski County Special School District are balking at changes the school system has made in its initial plans for enhancing the Mills University Studies High School campus.

Pulaski County Special School District attorneys told a federal judge in a long-running school desegregation lawsuit last week that it is going to cost more than the $19 million previously expected to "square up" Mills University Studies High School campus with that of Robinson Middle School.