March 26, 2025
Statement from Kentucky Parents for School Options Celebrating the Passage of HB241
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“Kentucky Parents for School Options applauds the Kentucky Legislature for the passage of House Bill 241, which protects full-time online public school options in the state.
“HB241 is a huge win for Kentucky parents as it prevents a stringent enrollment cap imposed by the Kentucky Board of Education that would have capped enrollment in full-time online schools at 10% of a school district’s in-person enrollment. For Kentucky Virtual Academy, the state’s largest virtual school serving about 2,800 students, this would have capped enrollment at 25 students (10% of enrollment at its sponsor district Cloverport Independent’s enrollment). This policy would have left thousands of students on the sidelines.
“We thank Representative Timmy Truett, R-McKee, for sponsoring HB241, and the Kentucky House and Senate for their support. Governor Andy Basheer did not sign or veto the bill, which allows it automatically to become law.”