Christian priest and writer Denny Burk called it “execrable libel” from The Louisville-Courier Journal.  ,
In a post on X, he accused the paper of publishing a “multi-part hit-piece on a Christian school”, along with an op-ed “attacking the same school… Because they want to scare people away from Amendment 2 and school choice by telling lies about Christian schools” . ,
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When Mascots turn up to the elections in November, they will cast their ballots on Amendment 2. The vote language is clear:  ,
Are you in favor of allowing the General Assembly to fund the education costs of students attending public schools outside of the common ( public ) schools by amending the Kentucky Constitution as stated below to give parents the option of choosing what educational options are available to their children?
The Louisville-Courier Journal is doing what papers always do when communist monopolies and teachers ‘ unions are threatened: ginning up dread so Kentucky voters will reject the school-choice article.  ,
The Lowe family, who founded a wooden college in their living space, is portrayed in a tale about Highlands Latin School and its members, which was published on Wednesday. The article by Josh Wood and Krista Johnson starts off positively until it occasionally features the term “empire.” In reality, the phrase is repeated 15 days. That’s not an injury.
The papers followed up the post with an article titled” May Amendment 2 force tax money to schools where children are mistreated” written by journalist Joseph Gerth. If the government passes laws that would help the position to pay all or a portion of a student’s tuition, personal schools like Highlands Latin could potentially create a windfall.
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The beginning graphs explain the concept:  ,
Your tax dollars could soon be used to send kids to a class where former students claim teachers drunk and force them to cry and self-harm if a constitutional amendment that is scheduled for six weeks on the Kentucky vote.
Former students Josh Wood and Krista Johnson, writers for Courier Journal, claimed Highlands Latin School regularly rejects students who fall behind in school or have small psychological issues and forces them to keep because they are simply not good enough.
There are a few more examples, but you get the idea: teachers demand academic excellence, kids get their feelings hurt, and students who do n’t behave are kicked out. The despair.  ,
Study through the feedback on the X article below to find out how many kids and former students have rated their school’s knowledge on social media. A Highlands Latin professor wrote her own op-ed in the newspaper praising the values of the institution and describing the abuse she received from children in public schools.  ,
But all this is missing the point:  , Families know what’s best for their own children.  ,
No single made families register their children with Highlands Latin or keep them there. If they believe there’s harassment or misuse, they’re free to take their kids out at any moment. Because they believe in price, families send their children to universities like this. Some want their offspring to become challenged professionally. People are determined to find their children out of dangerous public institutions.  ,
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Schools that use the Highlands Latin type are flourishing, even though the nearby public schools have deteriorated into violent and obscene third-world academic achievement.
@Joe_Gerth is the villain that wrote this. He lives in the state’s richest zipcode and does n’t want his father’s family to have the same options for his children ( he attended a religious private school ). This is the city he’s fighting for and supporting. photograph. twitter.com/kSKTS4gbiq— Bob Gilson ( @Bobgilson03 ) September 27, 2024
The Left hates competitors. They despise significance and quality, so they’re worried about duty dollars going after the kids in Kentucky rather than the money going to their subpar public schools.
The same people who yell” choice” when it comes to abducting young people in utero do n’t want families to be able to pick where their kids attend school. The leaders, of course, have all the decisions in the world. But they hector you for demanding something beyond a one-size-fits-all class catering to the lowest common denominator.  ,
Advocates for school choice have been eying triumphs in numerous states. Surveys show that parents—black, pale, and purple-haired—want it. It’s been referred to as the civil rights struggle of our time, and it’s right. The socialist and globalists want children in government facilities from the moment they wake up until they are asleep, and they will pay parents with everything, including complimentary food and completely babysitting, to keep them there. When choice of school comes in, they fight like stray animals to annihilate it wherever they go. Hopefully Kentuckians will pardon the lies and propaganda and cast a ballot to support condition education.  ,
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