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Education

Op-Ed

Voucher Would Drain Much-Needed Resources from Kentucky’s Public Schools

Over the next couple months, the 2021 Kentucky General Assembly will decide whether to enact House Bill 149, a private...

Anna Baumann | February 1, 2021

Annual Cost of Voucher Program Over Time

Analysis

Voucher Proposal Takes Dollars from Kentucky’s Public Schools and Gives Them to Unaccountable Private Schools

All Kentucky children deserve a high-quality education that equips them to live well and contribute fully to their community and the state’s economy. The most efficient and equitable way to...

Anna Baumann | January 26, 2021

Analysis

More College Students Can’t Meet Their Basic Needs in the COVID-19 Pandemic, Requiring Federal and State Action

Too many college students in Kentucky returning to school in-person and online during the pandemic face challenges getting adequate food and housing. Meeting such basic needs was already a struggle...

Ashley Spalding and Jessica Klein | September 10, 2020

Analysis

Kentucky Not Prepared for Next Recession

Amid the spread of COVID-19 and resulting business closures and layoffs, a recession is under way and could be particularly harmful in Kentucky due to the state’s failure to adequately...

Ashley Spalding | March 23, 2020

Analysis

Kentucky Classrooms Cannot Afford to Have Resources Siphoned Away by Most Expensive Neo-Voucher Proposal Yet

All Kentucky children – living in poor and wealthy districts, black, brown and white, whose parents didn’t finish high school and that have advanced degrees – deserve a high-quality education...

Anna Baumann | January 29, 2020

Kentucky Ranks 8th-Worst in College Affordability, Per Report

Kentucky Ranks 8th-Worst in College Affordability, Per Report By Matt Stahl

College Heights Herald | October 27, 2019

Op-Ed

Will Kentucky Keep Choosing Special Interests Over Our Commonwealth?

A few days before my two elementary schoolers bounded up the steps of the bus for their first day back to school, the Consensus Forecasting Group (CFG) – the official...

Anna Baumann | August 28, 2019

Analysis

Impact of Cuts to Public Higher Education in Kentucky Continues as Students Begin Classes

College students on campuses across Kentucky are starting a new academic year amidst the state’s continued higher education affordability challenges. With the 2020-2022 budget process around the corner in January,...

Ashley Spalding | August 26, 2019

Analysis

Kentucky Kids Head Back to School Amid Historically Deep Funding Cuts

Back to school is an exciting time for Kentucky kids and families. It’s also a time to be aware of how cuts to state funding for P-12 education are holding...

Ashley Spalding | August 14, 2019

Analysis

Kentucky Public Universities and Community Colleges Serving More Low-Income Students and Students of Color Receive No Performance Funds in 2020

New information about the distribution of performance funds for Kentucky’s public postsecondary education institutions again raises concerns about the model, particularly given its implementation in the context of continued state...

Ashley Spalding | July 3, 2019

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Education News

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

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

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

4 Borrowers Fear Balancing Inflation and Student Loan Payments

5 Will Charter Schools Open in KY? Future Still Uncertain After Beshear Says He’ll Veto Bill

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The Experts

Income Tax Cuts Will Widen Inequality in Kentucky

Anna Baumann

More Than 300,000 Kentuckians Have Been Charged for Cannabis Over the Past Two Decades

Ashley Spalding

More Than 300,000 Kentuckians Have Been Charged for Cannabis Over the Past Two Decades

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