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Schools are places or systems for learning or education and may be physical locations composed of a building or a campus that includes multiple buildings. Schools may also be virtual or online institutions that offer educational experiences and degrees. Schools are usually physical locations for children in grades 1-12, as well as kindergarten and pre-kindergarten (pre-K) classes.

In Kansas, schools are recognized as institutions for education, serving students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. The state mandates that public education be provided to all children who meet the age requirements, and it is governed by the Kansas State Department of Education. This includes traditional brick-and-mortar schools as well as virtual or online schools. Kansas has specific regulations for the operation of both types of institutions, ensuring that they meet educational standards and provide appropriate learning experiences. The state also has statutes in place that regulate the establishment, administration, and curriculum of schools, including accreditation requirements. Additionally, Kansas allows for the operation of private schools and home schooling, as long as they comply with certain educational guidelines.

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