Kentucky Voters Face Decision on School Choice Amendment

Kentucky voters will decide on a constitutional amendment that would allow public funds to be used for students attending private schools, following the legislature's approval of the bill. Supporters argue that it offers an opportunity for improvement, while opponents, including many educators, fear it will divert resources from public schools and undermine public education. The state Supreme Court had previously deemed the bill unconstitutional, and now it will be up to the voters to determine whether public dollars can be allocated to private schools.