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aol.com/school-choice-… Vote no to HB 2 (the School Voucher bill that will amend KY's Constitution) in November.

An inspirational message from one of the founders of the Council for Better Education, Jack Moreland, to kick off our advocacy event last night against Amendment 2. Public funds for public schools. Vote no for vouchers. Vote no on amendment 2. Protect Our Schools KY

A statement from NKCES superintendents regarding Amendment 2. #ConnectGrowServe #ProtectOurSchoolsKY

Congratulations Dr. Carter! I’m proud of you.

The Prichard Committee has analyzed Kentucky’s Amendment 2, which would allow public funds to support private school choice. The analysis highlights the importance of maintaining public funds within the public education system to ensure broad access, consistent accountability,

The KASS Fall Summit was a hit over the past two days. There was an abundance of professional learning, collaboration with KY legislators, terrific sponsors, networking among KY superintendents, & a visit from Lt. Governor Jacqueline Coleman I’m honored to lead this great association.

Thank you, Dr. Poe, and all the the support from NKYEducation Council and the KDE Board of Education. These things would not happen for our students without your support.

Thank you Julie Pile, ParentCamp. These things would not happen for our students without KY board an education and your support.

Dr. Nick Carter of Breckinridge County speaking at the annual Kentucky Association of School Superintendents conference.

Congratulations Nick Carter!

I had another great time sharing Covington Schools Portrait of a Learner and gathering feedback from the #LNK25 class. Thanks all.

Great job, Superintendent Bell! Well deserved.

CIPS Board Member Hannah Edelen representing for Covington Schools and Bounce at the COSSBA Annual Conference.

This is true! Sad day for public education. It will cost Covington Schools between $800,000 and $900,000 dollars. This decision needs to be reconsidered.

On Monday evening, Covington Schools Holmes High School had 10 students recognized as being an Northern Kentucky University Young Scholar. These students persevered on campus each day to earn college credits. Go Bulldogs!!!

Funny but true.

Yesterday was extremely special to me as I witnessed our groundbreaking event to a new state of the art Holmes High School softball field. Finally, we honor our players in a space that reflects their hard work and dedication. Thanks all that made this possible.