Nearly seven months before publicly announcing its plans to close, an embattled Kansas military school amended its incorporation document to remove the Episcopalian church that founded it from getting the property once the school shuts down.
The revelation came when the document, signed by the school’s president last year and filed with the Kansas secretary of state’s office, recently became public. It was brought up in an alumni group’s social media posting and has raised questions at a time when supporters are working to keep St. John’s Military School in Salina open.
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