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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Kentucky's legislature delivered on a new two-year state budget Thursday that would increase funding for K-12 schools as…
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Backers of the 'crisis aversion and rights retention' legislation say it would keep people safe, but they acknowledge it has a challenging path in the GOP-controlled Kentucky General Assembly.
The work group will investigate facilities, staffing, training and more.
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Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear would be able appoint eight members of an all-new board, which would be confirmed by the senate.
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Supporters said the goal is to funnel the money to families lacking the financial means to seek other schooling options.
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The governor recently signed an executive order designating $15 million in federal pandemic relief funds toward the "Healthy at Home Utility Relief Fund," which Kentuckians can use to avoid having their natural gas, water, wastewater or electric services disconnected.