RT @RepThomasMassie: This week, for the first time since Jimmy Carter signed a bill nationalizing education, Congress will vote on whethe<U+2026>
Savannah Maddox
@SavannahLMaddox · KY · H
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| Education | 3.0% | 4.2% | −1.2 pp | Under-indexed | 150 |
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RT @RepThomasMassie: The House just voted on whether we should end the federal Department of Education<U+2019>s authority to control elementary an<U+2026>
School choice for me, but not for thee, says Governor Beshear! I support his ability to choose what’s best for his children, but it is very wrong of him to try to rip that opportunity away from other children in Kentucky just to placate his far-Left base. https://t.co/MDwBHL3gPR
This week, Gov. Beshear indicated that he plans to ask the Legislature to give him the power to mandate masks instead of letting local school districts decide. Let me be clear: I will NOT support giving Andy Beshear ANY additional emergency powers to resume his mandates. <U+0001F1FA><U+0001F1F8>
Decisions of this magnitude are best made at the local level, and I fully support Williamstown Schools as they navigate this unprecedented circumstance in a way that prioritizes the educational needs of our students. https://t.co/Mc4kQNFxxL
States that have passed Campus Carry have seen a decrease in violence at postsecondary institutions. HB 542 is a prudent approach to ensuring that Kentucky<U+2019>s citizens have the ability to defend themselves in the event of the unthinkable. https://t.co/4GmEIShOtL
Countless times it has been proven that cloth masks do NOT reduce the transmission of a virus. Instead, they interfere with our children<U+2019>s ability to focus, learn, and properly communicate with each other. 1 in 7 of KY<U+2019>s students attend JCPS- and parents are justifiably furious! https://t.co/b4NC5WVmK5
Yesterday, I stood with students and parents who were assembled at the Capitol asking Gov. Beshear to #LetThemLearn. From there, I traveled to @WtownInd s Senior Night soccer game where community members stood strong and worked together in order to #LetThemPlay. They won 2-0! https://t.co/1qjQ5NPQs2
Tomorrow at 8 AM, the House Education Committee will be taking up HB 51 (abolishing mandatory masking in schools) and HB 23 (Fairness in Womens’ Sports). I have cosponsored both of these bills and am very hopeful they will pass. You can watch live here: https://t.co/E71MczCtyU https://t.co/eURymg4JU5
Tomorrow at 8 AM, the House Education Committee will be taking up HB 51 (abolishing mandatory masking in schools) and HB 23 (Fairness in Womens<U+2019> Sports). I have cosponsored both of these bills and am very hopeful they will pass. You can watch live here: https://t.co/E71MczCtyU https://t.co/eURymg4JU5