I voted no on private school vouchers tonight because public dollars should be spent on public schools. Our students and teachers deserve nothing less. https://t.co/FMJU0YYLHK
@pattiminter4ky
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I voted no on SB1 to keep our students, teachers, and school staff safe. COVID-19 doesn't stop at the county line or the borders of a school district. History will judge us for putting partisan politics over public health during the worst pandemic of our lifetimes. https://t.co/zrz8fCU0ms
RT @GovAndyBeshear: Yesterday I signed SB 177 allowing school districts the ability to request an unlimited number of non-traditional instr&
What you won't hear when they say HB 563 will be privately funded: Tax credits w/o new revenue = spending public, taxpayer $$$. *$25 million a YEAR*, in fact. I won't vote for a $25 mil giveaway to private schools when we "couldn't afford" upgrades for public school textbooks. https://t.co/NrKU5etISO
I voted against a $25 million-a-year giveaway in taxpayer $$$ to private schools in only a handful of counties, a bill so toxic it barely overrode the veto. I stand with BG students, families, and teachers. I stand with KY's public schools. You all deserved better than this. https://t.co/2ci8WW1wee
Teachers like @ewarren and me know how to fight - and we know how to win. I ran for office because working families across Kentucky deserve a fair chance to get ahead. To make it happen, we need a president with courage and vision. And that's why I'm all in for Elizabeth. https://t.co/ok0TrL0UqU
Kentucky teachers and those about to become teachers: I voted NO on the benefit cut the House passed last week and here's why. @120Strong https://t.co/eDbka3BX4P
RT @BGISD: Beginning at 2pm, meals will be provided for anyone who needs them at both TC Cherry and McNeill Elementary Schools. There will…
RT @WarrenCoSchools: Governor Andy Beshear has extended the state-wide school closure until April 20th. We will communicate more informatio&
It's simple: public dollars are for public schools. Proud to have voted against this unconstitutional, anti-public ed bill. https://t.co/E2n7knuavW