🚨 Major ruling out of Kentucky — and it has national implications.
Today, the Kentucky Supreme Court unanimously struck down a charter school funding law as unconstitutional, ruling that public education funds must stay within the state’s “common school” system unless voters explicitly approve otherwise.
The court pointed to something we’ve been saying for years:
📜 Constitutions matter.
💰 Public education funds are not a free-for-all.
🗳️ Voters get a say when lawmakers try to redirect school funding.
Kentucky voters already rejected a constitutional amendment in 2024 that would have allowed public dollars to flow outside public schools. The court made clear: that decision wasn’t symbolic — it was binding.
This ruling is rooted in state constitutional law, but the broader takeaway is bigger:
Across the country, battles over vouchers, charters, and publicly funded religious education are increasingly being decided not just in legislatures — but in courts.
We’ll be watching closely.
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