J.C. Moore has a Ph.D. from Kansas State University in physical chemistry and has presented several papers in the areas of computational chemistry, molecular structure and professional ethics. He taught chemistry and physics at the college level for 40 years, mostly at Newman University and Friends University. After retiring from teaching, he followed an interest in politics and served two years as the Republican representative for District 93. As a citizen journalist, he has written more than 300 articles for local newspapers and his website, “Current Events from a Science Perspective.”
Some of our state legislators have been claiming that Kansas schools are failing our students. That is just not true. In 2022, a Kansas Association of School Boards study found Kansas ranked 10th in the nation on a weighted average of 16 educational outcomes. The report examined performance in areas of preschool enrollment, math and reading […]
Kansas Reflector welcomes opinion pieces from writers who share our goal of widening the conversation about how public policies affect the day-to-day lives of people throughout our state. J.C. Moore served two years as the Republican representative for District 93 and has written more than 300 articles for local newspapers and his website, “Current Events […]
