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Frank Rushton Elementary School Named a Bright Spots School for Excellence in Literacy by The 74
Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools (KCKPS) is proud to announce that Frank Rushton Elementary School has been named a Bright Spots school by The 74, a national nonprofi t newsroom covering American education, in recognition of the school's exceptional third-grade literacy outcomes.The recognition places Frank Rushton among a select group of schools across the country that are achieving e...