2013 Kansas Education Listen & Learn Series; a six part educational series for citizens concerned for our children and the future of education in Kansas.  This series will cover the organization of the education system in Kansas, moral, curriculum, and legislative issues, as well as a wide range of other topics important to the educational process.

Speakers will include Sen. Steve Abrams, School Board member Ken Willard, John Calvert, and others.

There will be a final special Campaign School event to conclude the series which will include a presentation from David Kensinger, former Chief of Staff for Governor Brownback.

If you are interested in running for school board, helping someone else run, or would like to have a better working knowledge of how the school board system in Kansas works, this series is for you.

Click HERE for details.

Then call David or Melinda at 316-687-5433 or e-mail kflpac@yahoo.com for application form and more information.

When: Tuesday, May 28, 2013, 6:30-8:00 pm

Where: Hereford House @ Terradyne, 1400 Terradyne Drive, Andover

Cost: $150 per person.  (All funds solicited in connection with this event are by Kansans For Life Political Action Committee, and not by Senator Pat Roberts.)

RSVP:  No later than Thurs., May 23, to Melinda @ 316-687-5433 or e-mail kflpac@yahoo.com

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IMPORTANT INFO FOR WICHITA SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS!

Click HERE for Substantial Interest report showing Scott Poor (candidate for USD 259, District 2 BOE) is on the Boards of Planned Parenthood and Trust Women Foundation (the group responsible for the new abortion clinic in Wichita.

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If you are a candidate and are interested in obtaining a KFL PAC endorsement, click here, please print out the questionnaire, complete it and return it to KFL PAC by February 11.

If you are a voter in a particular school district and want to know the position of the candidates in your district, you can print the questionnaire here out and give it to the candidates and ask them to complete it and return it to KFL PAC.

2013 School Board Candidate Questionnaire

Saturday, January 26, 2013
7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.

In Hutchinson: Voters will want to vote “NO” on the ordinance to create special protections.

In Salina: At this point, the exact wording of the question is not available, but it is our understanding that Salina voters will want to vote “YES” to the ballot question to prevent the Salina city ordinance from remaining.  It was approved and put in place by the city council.  Kansas Family Policy Council spearheaded a petition drive to get the question on the ballot asking voters if they would like to repeal the ordinance.

KFL PAC will have our recommendations for these votes on the county voter’s guides.

For more information on these issues, and others affecting Kansas families, please visit the Kansas Family Policy Council website at http://www.kansasfpc.com/index.php/kfpc-update

Kansans for Life’s endorsed candidates won handily: In the House, 74%  (31 of 42 races) and in the Senate, 77% (24 of 31 races).

These elections were characterized as a referendum on pro-life Gov. Sam Brownback’s conservative agenda, with the media repeatedly identifying economic conservative groups as major players.  But the GOP rout depended on the candidates’ pro-life credentials and is a reflection of Kansas pro-life persistence, hard work and prayer.

KFL executive director Mary Kay Culp explained: “This continued pattern of electing pro-life legislators is inspired by more than a decade of frustration with the failure to prosecute fraudulent late-term abortions, the Senate resistance to toughening abortion laws, the shameless shredding of evidence of criminal abortion by the Sebelius administration, and the failure of the Senate to [...] click here to read more

Click HERE to see who won the KS primary races.   

Johnson County Republican Precinct Committee men and women winners can be found way down the list posted HERE .