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Sep 19, 2025·Board meeting
House Judiciary Committee Hearing
Rep. Schmidt questions FBI Director Patel regarding partnerships with state and local law enforcement, counterdrug efforts, forensic laboratory cooperation, and the importance of programs like Haida and Coverdale. The discussion covers the designation of cartels as foreign terrorist organizations and its implications for the FBI's approach to domestic activities, drawing parallels to post-9/11 counterterrorism strategies. Additionally, the hearing addresses the expiring authority related to counter-UAS (drones) and the FBI's role in ensuring security at major events like the FIFA World Cup and LA Olympics.
Nov 23, 2021·Board meeting
Safer Classrooms Workgroup
The meeting of the Safer Classrooms Workgroup included discussions on the status of COVID-19 in Kansas, preventive measures to keep schools safely open, application rates for testing funding, and masking mandates by school district. The group also discussed youth vaccination rates and the availability of vaccines. Updates were provided on what's happening in schools, including the impact of the Thanksgiving holiday on outbreaks and the importance of masking and vaccinations.
Nov 10, 2021·Board meeting
Safer Classrooms Workgroup
The meeting of the Safer Classrooms Workgroup included discussions on the status of COVID-19 in Kansas, including cases, death rates, testing, and vaccinations. The availability of vaccines for children ages 5 to 11 was highlighted, along with data on youth vaccination rates. Key tools for keeping schools open safely, such as vaccination, testing programs, and masking policies, were discussed. The group also addressed the challenges schools face in maintaining masking policies and the impact of inconsistent mask-wearing in the broader community.
Nov 3, 2021·Board meeting
Safer Classrooms Workgroup
The meeting of the Safer Classrooms Workgroup included discussions about COVID-19 vaccines for children ages 5-11, the Kansas test to stay strategy, the importance of masking, and students' mental health. The CDC authorized a COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5-11 for emergency use. Kansas will receive 128,000 doses in the first wave of vaccine distribution. The workgroup also discussed the impact of COVID-19 on children, including worsening mental health, widening education gaps, and a decrease in routine immunizations.
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