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    Public school advocates rally against Amendment 2

    By Scott Hagerman Messenger-Inquirer,

    1 days ago
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    Michael Johnson, a former Owensboro Public Schools board member, speaks against Amendment 2 on Wednesday during a Protect Our Schools KY press conference at the Holiday Inn Owensboro Riverfront. Photo by Greg Eans, Messenger-Inquirer | geans@messenger-inquirer.com

    Public education advocates and allied organizations spoke during a Protect Our Schools KY press conference Wednesday afternoon about why they believe Constitutional Amendment 2 would deliver a devastating blow to public education in Kentucky, if passed.

    The event at the Holiday Inn Owensboro Riverfront was to announce a growing statewide coalition of organizations committed to defeating the amendment.

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    John
    1d ago
    Keep investors away for Public Schools!
    Dave Peterson
    1d ago
    The children of the non-wealthy in this state deserve a choice. I sacrificed for years and paid for all my kids to go to private schools. It’s made an enormous difference in their lives. I want other non-wealthy parents to have the same opportunity. This program isn’t perfect but it sure beats telling poor people that JCPS is their only path in this community. If you care more about the kids than the teachers and unions you will vote YES on this amendment.
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