May 24—EVER WONDER WHAT goes on behind closed doors when aldermen go into non-public sessions at City Hall? It’s getting a lot easier to find out, thanks to a law passed last year. Public boards, committees, commissions and state agencies no longer can keep minutes from nonpublic sessions sealed indefinitely — unless they reconsider the […]
This article was originally published in Kentucky Lantern. FRANKFORT — Priority GOP legislation that would allow public funding to non-public schools was filed in the Kentucky House Friday. The primary sponsor of House Bill 2 is Majority Caucus Chair Suzanne Miles, R-Owensboro. The legislation seeks to amend the state Constitution to give the General Assembly […]
A bill that would amend the Kentucky constitution to allow for the state to help fund non-public education was filed Tuesday by Rep. Josh Calloway, R-Irvington. The amendment, House Bill 208, marks the first proposal filed to advance the “school choice” movement in Kentucky’s goal of allowing state money to help fund charter schools and […]