A good resource for parents released today by BIPPS. Be informed!

Truth

Education analyst Richard Innes responds to anti-education-freedom ideologue @joshcowenMSU masquerading as a serious university professor. bit.ly/48onYwE

We've created some vids to help voters better understand Amdt 2 & how school choice could work for KY. Bluegrass Institute Scholar Dr. John Garen points to Kentucky’s public edu funding and academic performance in discussing why parents need more options. youtu.be/ucGHTotUU0w

This is correct:

A burger at Sawyer's in Lexington on a Friday afternoon is tough to beat. One of my favorites.

Kentucky has the advantage of learning the lessons of what has and has not worked in other states that have expanded parental choice in education. Here is another example: bipps.org/bipps-policy-p…

More community and faith leaders supporting Amendment 2:

While it's unfortunate that Amendment 2 was unsuccessful, it's encouraging to see over 700,000 Kentuckians vote in favor of providing additional educational opportunities to families who need it most. The work will continue until this happens.

I've just read this book through three times in a row and absolutely recommend it.

Amendment 2 didn’t pass, but the Ky Supreme Court could still provide an avenue for reforming the state’s largest school district by allowing innovative public education like charter schools. #EdFreedom4Ky bipps.org/bipps-policy-p…

There are still pathways available for school choice in Kentucky:

Congratulations to Sayre football for earning their place in the Kentucky 1A High School Football Championship Game. Lots of hard work went into this program. Great team. Great group of young men. Let's go!

The Champs

You know it’s time to take a closer look at K-12 ed spending in Kentucky when even board & staff members in the state’s second-largest district are questioning spending. According to great reporting by WKYT’s Kelsey Souto, there’s plenty to question. bit.ly/4f3FwQl

Public charter schools should be in Kentucky.

Congratulations and welcome, Caleb Brown.

After 18 years & 4,000+ episodes at Cato Institute, Caleb Brown signs off his final podcast to join Bluegrass Institute as CEO. I’ve been honored to join him over the years. Congrats, Caleb O. Brown—I look forward to working with you to advance liberty in the Commonwealth. cato.org/multimedia/cat…

Public charter schools should be an option for Kentucky parents.

Who benefits from the status quo? Not the students.