The Kansas State Board of Education is a governing body responsible for overseeing public education in the state of Kansas. It sets educational standards, policies, and guidelines for K-12 schools, ensuring that students receive a quality education. The board consists of ten members, each representing a specific district within the state. In addition to establishing educational policies, the board also manages the licensing of teachers and the accreditation of schools. It plays a crucial role in shaping the educational landscape of Kansas, working to improve student outcomes and promote effective teaching practices across the state.