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Analysis

Big Funding Concerns with Amended Charter Bill

The amended version of House Bill 520 — the charter school legislation that passed the House today — rightly prohibits...

Ashley Spalding | March 3, 2017

Analysis

Tax Credit Doesn’t Help Kentucky Schools and Kids

A recent op-ed from the sponsors of private school tax credit proposals in this year’s General Assembly suggests the program would help provide educational opportunities to families in need and...

Anna Baumann | March 3, 2017

Analysis

Layers of Concern in Funding for Charter Schools

There are many reasons to be concerned about funding for charter schools as proposed in HB 520. Local public school districts could lose control of a number of different resources...

Pam Thomas | March 1, 2017

Analysis

Virtual Schools Problematic in Charter Bill

An especially problematic part of House Bill 520 is its inclusion of virtual charter schools. There are numerous concerns about the quality of education provided by virtual charters as well as...

Ashley Spalding | February 23, 2017

Analysis

Funding Concerns Persist in New Charter Bill

House Bill 520 is a very different charter school proposal than the previously introduced HB 103. While some concerns we previously expressed about charter authorizing authority in HB 103 have...

Pam Thomas | February 22, 2017

Analysis

The Math Behind Ed Choice Tax Credit Fails Many Tests

Today in the House Education Committee legislators are hearing discussion of House Bill 162, a proposal to create a so-called Education Choice tax credit in Kentucky. This proposal does not...

Anna Baumann | February 21, 2017

Analysis

Questions and Answers on Performance Funding for Higher Education

The theory behind performance based funding for higher education in Kentucky is that tying some funding for the state’s public universities and community colleges to outcomes could incentivize the institutions...

Ashley Spalding | February 20, 2017

Analysis

How Would the Performance Funding Proposal Impact Low-Income, Minority and Academically Underprepared Students?

We have previously written about how while a performance model could potentially promote success for all Kentucky students, depending on how it is designed, it could instead result in unintended...

Ashley Spalding | February 20, 2017

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Would Charter School Proposal Negatively Impact Funding of Kentucky’s Existing Public Schools?

One of the key questions about how charter school legislation would change education in Kentucky is how it would affect funding for traditional public schools. Looking at what has occurred in...

Ashley Spalding | February 6, 2017

Analysis

How Criminal Justice Reform Would Help Kentucky Kids

Criminal justice reform is important not just for adults but also for children, as highlighted in a new report from the Economic Policy Institute (EPI). This link is especially relevant...

Ashley Spalding | December 22, 2016

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Education News

1 Protect Our Schools KY Launches to Defeat Voucher Amendment

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2 Statement: Student Debt Cancellation Will Help Hundreds of Thousands of Kentuckians

3 Nearly Three Quarters of Ky. Teachers Are at Risk of Leaving the Profession, Top Ed Official Says

4 Kentucky Drops in National Rankings for Teacher Pay, Student Spending

5 Borrowers Fear Balancing Inflation and Student Loan Payments

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The Experts

Income Tax Cuts Will Widen Inequality in Kentucky

Anna Baumann

Amid Mounting Harms, Kentucky Is Ramping Up Anti-Immigrant Enforcement

Ashley Spalding

Last-Minute Tax Breaks Allow Racetracks to Keep Sales Taxes

Pam Thomas

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