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Today’s edition · Tues., Nov. 10

Your Tuesday in Olathe: news notes, a schools poll and weekend plans

Plus, Overland Park voters will weigh a parks sales tax in March.

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Olathe schools

Today is the deadline for a petition seeking a state review of the Olathe School Board's plan to close six schools after the 2026-27 school year, according to the board. is making a final push for signatures. FOX4KC.com

The Olathe School Board voted to close six schools

SchoolLevel
Black BobElementary
HeritageElementary
ScarboroughElementary
TomahawkElementary
Walnut GroveElementary
Indian TrailMiddle school

Source: FOX4KC.com

Blue Valley

Blue Valley plans to ban motorized bikes, scooters and motos for elementary and middle school students on district property, starting Jan. 1. The district's communications officer said the report going to the board Monday is an administrative recommendation with no board vote. Traditional bikes and nonmotorized scooters would still be allowed and encouraged. KCTVFOX4KC.com

Overland Park

Overland Park's City Council voted to hold a mail-in ballot election in March 2027 on a 1/4 cent sales tax for parks and recreation. If voters approve, it could generate up to $176 million over 10 years for parks, regional pools, trails and greenspaces. FOX4KC.com

Coffee

Black Rose Coffee Co. has closed its Overland Park storefront. Its 1960s trailer will make its last farmers market appearances through Nov. 21. Johnson County Post

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Daily Olatheto me · Tues., Nov. 106:00 a.m.

Your Tuesday in Olathe: news notes, a schools poll and weekend plans

Plus, Overland Park voters will weigh a parks sales tax in March.

The TLDR

  1. Olathe school closure petition deadline is today
  2. Blue Valley to ban e-scooters at elementary and middle schools
  3. Overland Park voters to weigh a parks sales tax in March
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