Did you miss our deep dive into this Kentucky school district?
More often than not, administrators, principals, superintendents, and teachers are our eyes and ears on the ground. They understand when students’ First Amendment rights are being violated, and many quietly help expose what is happening.
But sometimes, the very people families are supposed to trust are not merely looking the other way.
They are making it happen. Is that what’s happening in your district?
What people are saying:
- Facebook User: Lifewise recently expanded in Cumberland county, KY. How can I request an open records request here. Advice?
- Secular Education Association: Facebook User yes! Absolutely. Check out this guide. It should help you start the process.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hPU5JfIWAbqzZGmV8I2UygXyPp5-Q8ZK/view?pli=1
If you have questions or you’d like to share with us what you find out, you can reach us at contact@seculareducationassociation.org
- Secular Education Association: Facebook User yes! Absolutely. Check out this guide. It should help you start the process.
- Facebook User: Im glad to see this expo. Im in Cumberland County and when I brought my concerns to the elementary school principal they used McCracken County as the example of no problems.
- Secular Education Association: Facebook User and this is how they do it everywhere. They tout that one “successful” program all around the state as proof that it wasn’t a problem, it’s fantastic, it’s blah blah blah. 😑
- Facebook User: I’m in McCracken county and this makes me so angry. Do those kids not get enough church at home, sundays and Wednesdays? They have to disrupt the kids schedules to bus them to and from these classes?
Also, Tim Bundren is no longer principal of LOI, so I’m really hoping the new principal doesn’t keep it. I’ll have a student there next year.
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