Attacks on Christian Schools Reveal Hostility to Christianity Itself
A number of days ago, the Courier-Journal wrote a series of negative pieces on a prominent Louisville private school, Highlands Latin School. Highlands is a
A number of days ago, the Courier-Journal wrote a series of negative pieces on a prominent Louisville private school, Highlands Latin School. Highlands is a
Kentucky is an incredibly diverse state. From the mines of Harlan County to the quilts of Paducah and all the distilleries and horse farms in
On Monday of this week, our Director of Policy, Nick Spencer, testified at the Fayette County school board meeting against the proposed non-binary restrooms at
Op-Ed by The Family Foundation and published in Kentucky Today, the Northern Kentucky Tribune, the News-Enterprise, the Floyd County Chronicle, the Springfield Sun, The Paintsville
Following our action alert yesterday, many of our supporters took action to contact the Fayette County Public School Board with their concerns over the restrooms
FRANKFORT, KY – The Kentucky General Assembly Interim Joint Committee on Education met today and heard testimony from State Rep. Matt Lockett citing major concerns
This November, Kentucky voters will vote on Amendment 2, Kentucky’s education opportunities constitutional amendment. If passed, it would allow the General Assembly to pursue school
Kentucky has an inferiority complex. As someone who has been involved in state policy for over 30 years, I have seen it again and again.
FRANKFORT, KY – The Family Foundation applauds the Kentucky House for passing HB 2, a proposed amendment to the Kentucky Constitution that, if passed, would
The COVID pandemic had plenty of bad consequences. But one of the good consequences was a new appreciation of the need for changes in how
The Family Foundation stands for Kentucky families and the Biblical values that make them strong by advocating for God-honoring public policy in our Commonwealth.