TOPEKA — With a landmark court case on school finance looming, Gov. Sam Brownback delivered a stern message to the courts Wednesday about who bankrolls education in Kansas.
“The Constitution empowers the Legislature — the people’s representatives — to fund our schools,” Brownback told lawmakers Wednesday night in his annual State of the State address.
“This is the people’s business, done by the people’s house through the wonderfully untidy — but open for all to see — business of appropriations,” the Republican governor told an audience that included members of the Kansas Supreme Court.
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