Voters reject Amendment 2, the school-choice ballot question
byAfter Kentucky voters rejected Amendment 2, a ballot question related to school choice, Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre expressed disappointment but reiterated a commitment to…
Amendment 2
Commentary — Can we put politics aside to care for our students?
byWhen you go to vote in just a few days, you will be asked to vote either Yes or No for Amendment 2. When…
School choice would open opportunities for children with disabilities, parents say
byBoth Brenn Monroe and Brien Shea have children with learning differences, and they believe Amendment 2 would provide more educational options for Kentucky’s students,…
Commentary — Superintendent asks Catholics to ‘do your homework’ on Amendment 2
by“If the shoe fits, wear it. If the shoe doesn’t fit, wear it anyway.” Before becoming superintendent, I was principal for 20-plus years in…
Commentary — Education choice is a matter of justice
byAs Election Day nears, the debate around school choice and Amendment 2 is heating up. It is essential that we are clear about what…
Comfort My People — Amendment 2 puts students first
byElection season is upon us, and as Catholics, we have a responsibility to take part in the process with the mission of sharing God’s…
Parent says Amendment 2 will pave path to a better future for students
byWhile the issue of school choice may be a political matter for some, for low-income families in the Archdiocese of Louisville it’s about their…
A Time to Speak — Amendment 2 presents a unique opportunity to advance student well-being
byIn November, Kentucky voters will be asked to approve a constitutional amendment on educational choice. This is a unique opportunity to advance the well-being…
Catholics urged to vote ‘yes’ on school choice ballot question in November
byIn addition to the hotly contested presidential race and other local races, November’s ballot will ask Kentucky voters whether they support changing the state’s…