Craft also said: “We all deserve to know who the governor is appointing to make decisions based upon the curriculum for our children and the future of our children.”
You're never gonna guess who doesn't pick the curriculum.
Another update: In a statement, Craft called the Kentucky Board of Education and Department of Education a "mess" and accused both of being "woke." #kygov
Liam: "But in terms of what conversations or context within the Department of Education..."
Wise: "We're talking about distractions that are occurring within school walls. Looking at situations like that, that's what we're trying to target. Making sure our teachers can teach..."
Meanwhile in the Senate, former Senate Education Chair Max Wise is the latest GOP lawmaker to go after Education Commissioner Jason Glass for defending KDE policy asking teachers to respect students' pronouns and names and to not out them.
The Capitol complex is flooded with people — there was literally a line to get into the parking garage.
I have to stand two stories above the Capitol Rotunda for Children’s Advocacy Day where our queen @d_yetter is getting an award.
Worth noting EdChoice KY is having a presser for their “students first” constitutional amendment at the exact same time as Children’s Advocacy Day. #kyga23