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This article doesn't explain the history that led to this legislation, including a legacy of economic discrimination. Most of the article seems to be a commercial for voluntary charter schools, which could actually undermine the funding of public education if they are funded by tax vouchers etc. That's a different topic. This needs major editing. 72.16.79.102 (talk) 15:33, 12 February 2023 (UTC)[reply]

The article barely mentions the Kentucky Education Reform Act. It does not speak to the history of its development, nor does it provide details on what the law required or what the results were. The rest of the article is a political stunt aimed at shaming Kentucky voters into approving charters and vouchers as well as limiting local control. The far right has been lobbying strongly for those things. Kentucky voters have strongly responded no. Furthermore, the majority of the content is speculation presented as specified fact. There are few actual facts pertaining to KERA. This is the most biased article I've ever seen on Wikipedia. 69.174.167.167 (talk) 22:58, 15 January 2025 (UTC)[reply]