school choice

Kentucky voters soundly rejected a ballot measure Tuesday that was intended to allow state lawmakers to allocate public tax dollars to support students attending private or charter schools.

Kentucky voters will give their verdict Tuesday on a key education issue, deciding whether state lawmakers should be allowed to allocate tax dollars to support students attending private or charter schools.

Republican lawmakers have advanced a school choice constitutional amendment that could become the most hotly debated state issue this fallif the proposal reaches Kentucky’s ballot.

School choice advocates in Kentucky renewed their push Monday to create scholarship tax credits for private schools, a proposal that some public school…

U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos was in Lexington Wednesday to pitch a federal tax credit she argues would expand school choice. The secretary’s plan…

School choice — and how far the state should go to promote it — are at the center of a testy debate in Frankfort. Advocates and opponents of House Bill…

Education leaders are lining up to oppose legislation that would grant tax breaks to Kentuckians who donate to scholarships for private schools.Under…

As school choice advocates rally across the state and in Frankfort, a battle is brewing over a proposed statewide scholarship tax credit aimed at helping…