School choice for Kentucky students debated at panel discussion ahead of 2024 legislative session
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When Kentucky lawmakers meet next month for the 2024 Regular Session of the General Assembly, school choice, and what that could look like is expected to be brought up.
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When Kentucky lawmakers meet next month for the 2024 Regular Session of the General Assembly, school vouchers are expected to be brought up. Kentucky Youth Advocates hosted a panel discussion with varying opinions on what vouchers would mean for the state and its students. Vouchers would allow qualifying families to receive a credit to attend alternative schools, like private schools, but opponents say it would take away from public school funding.
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