Governor releases plans to lift stay-at-home order, reopen Kansas. The small-government, free-market Kansas Policy Institute, influential with GOP conservatives, called Kelly’s actions “simply unwarranted.”On schools, Kelly’s critics note that only 1.4% of the state’s reported coronavirus hospitalizations and none of the reported COVID-19-related deaths are in children under 18, event though they accounted for 8.4% of all infections as of Monday.But the governor pointed to the recent rise in total reported cases to justify her actions on schools.Ellis County, in northwest Kansas, has seen its reported cases rise from 14 to 90, and Kelly said it’s seen a surge arising from Fourth of July celebrations.The state reported only two coronavirus cases for Phillips County in northwest Kansas on June 10 and 36 on Monday.
Kelly executive order delaying schools opening until after Labor Day.In a split decision on Tuesday, board members voted 5-5 on the executive order, but a simple majority was needed to affirm the order.Gov. Kelly also released the text of a proposed order to delay the reopening of public and private elementary, middle and high schools for three weeks from mid-August until Sept. 9, after the Labor Day holiday. The governor has previously ordered steps projected to lead to the early release of about 10,000 inmates, or nearly 10% of the inmate population. Laura Kelly said Tuesday she is working with the Kansas Department of Corrections to determine if there is a chance to release some inmates early. “Putting over half a million kids and faculty in daily, large gatherings is the exact opposite of what health experts have urged us to do.”Kansas has seen the number of reported novel coronavirus cases more than double since June 10, when its rolling seven-day average of new cases per day bottomed out after peaking in early May. The address will be broadcast at 6:30 p.m.. In 2011, Governor Sam Brownback expanded the protected area to its current size, naming it … “I will continue to work with our school districts to ensure the safety and wellbeing of our children and ask every school district to delay the start of school.”We intend to be open for school in person on August 19th. 20-58, released the following statement.Republican state lawmakers pushed the board to reject the executive order and let individual school districts make their own decisions. Posted: Jul 2, 2020 / 09:54 AM CDT / Updated: Jul 2, 2020 / … LIVE: The Kansas State Board of Education is set to vote on Gov. While most businesses will remain closed or limited, child care facilities and libraries will be able to open. TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNW) — Governor Laura Kelly has signed an executive order that makes renewing driver’s licenses easier for older Kansans. What the Legislature sent to my desk does not protect Kansans.
We must stop putting Kansans at risk.”Today Governor Laura Kelly announced a series of actions her administration is taking to respond to the emergency situation COVID-19 currently presents to the economy and to public safety. The main issue at hand was now is how to do it safely.Dr. Apr 30, 2020, 2:36pm … But on June 10, the seven-day average for new cases was only 92.Both the Kansas Policy Institute and Senate President Susan Wagle, a Wichita Republican, have urged people to contact the State Board of Education and ask it to reject Kelly’s plan to delay the restart of school.
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