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Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said Thursday he supports a lawsuit aimed at blocking a school choice law giving charter schools a foothold in the state and supplying them with a funding stream.
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Charter schools have had a strong presence in Ohio, since being legalized in the 1990s. Currently there are over 300 active in the state.
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Ky. Education Commissioner Jason Glass says the charter school funding law has ‘significant constitutional issues.’
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Kentucky's Republican-led legislature has created a path forward for charter schools. But groups are poised to sue.
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Democratic governor Andy Beshear said the publicly-funded, privately-run schools are unconstitutional in Kentucky
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The legislature has passed a bill funding charter schools, requiring schools to be set up in Louisville and northern Kentucky
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A bill that would get charter schools off the ground in Kentucky is a vote away from final passage.
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Lawmakers pushed a charter funding bill through a House committee, but only after reorganizing its members.
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Charter schools have been legal in Kentucky since 2017, but the state doesn’t have any because they aren't funded. This bill would change that.
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Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee's administration is offering $5 million in grants for charter schools across the state. Lee's Department of Education says the…