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The bottom line: Kentucky's CON laws protect entrenched interests at the expense of patients. It's time for reform. Read our op-ed: https://t.co/9BPcZ2WlLT and the full report: https://t.co/n75aTdpdCV
Kentucky has some of the most restrictive certificate-of-need (CON) laws in the country. These laws force health care providers to get state permission before opening or expandingβand the evidence shows they're hurting Kentuckians. A thread π§΅
Kentucky can modernize its health care system while keeping real safety oversight. Modest, evidence-based reforms would expand access, attract investment, and better serve patients.
Bottom line: Kentucky is losing its clearest window into student performance at the worst possible moment β and the decision to do so appears to have bypassed the safeguards built into state law. Full report: https://t.co/arRbw02YqF @Innes434
π§΅ Kentucky just swapped the ACT for the SAT as its statewide 11th-grade exam β ending an 18-year trend line of student performance data. Our new report says the switch was rushed, opaque, and may not even comply with state law. https://t.co/arRbw02YqF
The KY Board of Education must reassert oversight and verify SAT compliance with state law. The General Assembly should investigate the procurement process and consider an independent assessment oversight body.