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Kentucky: school choice status
Kentucky voters rejected Amendment 2 in 2024, which would have authorized public funding of non-public education.
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Eligibility
Constitutional amendment to permit public funds for non-public schools was rejected in 2024.
What the money can be used for
No statewide private-choice program currently funds K–12 expenses in Kentucky. See our other state profiles for comparable programs.
Editorial notes
Kentucky’s program was not enacted as of publication. Award amounts and eligibility thresholds are reviewed each legislative session; we re-verify each state page on a rolling cadence and date-stamp the last review. See our methodology page for details. The final word on eligibility, deadlines, and approved providers is always the state administrator — verify with the state agency before spending.
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Last verified May 15, 2026 by The School Choice Index Editorial Team. Not legal, tax, or financial advice — verify with your state administrator before applying or spending.