Each Child, Every Child.

Litigation

The Rose v. Council for Better Education decision marked a pivotal moment in Kentucky's public education. It ordered the legislature to overhaul the system to ensure an "efficient system of common schools throughout the state" with equal opportunities for all children, irrespective of economic background or district. Chief Justice Robert Stephens emphasized state funding for this mandate and set a one-year deadline. The subsequent legislative response, the Kentucky Education Reform Act, aimed to meet this challenge, shaping the future of education funding in the state.

All advocacy is, at its core, an exercise in empathy.

Litigation

CBE Current Litigation Click Here

CBE v. Williams Press Release explains CBE's decision not to appeal the 2007 summary judgment. Click Here

Each Child, Every Child  is Richard Day's history of the Council's work leading to the Rose decision and the Kentucky Education Reform Act of 1990. Click Here

Each Child, Every Child Appendices provides supporting information for Richard Day's dissertation noted above.

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