As voters prepare to vote on a school choice ballot initiative in Kentucky, one school district in the state found itself in hot water this week after it used public resources to express its political opinion on the ballot initiative fight.

Pulaski County Schools used its social media platform to advocate voting “no” on a ballot initiative that would expand school choice in Kentucky to allow the state’s General Assembly to fund private school options for students.

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