Hello, everyone, and welcome back to making the argument. We have a very special guest with us today,

a Kentucky state senator. And you might expect that we're going to spend this entire time talking

about education policy, but we're not. We're actually going to discuss more about a plan,

a program that this senator is a part of that actually operates outside of the government system

because so many parents right now find themselves in a situation where they're very uncomfortable about what is going on within the public school system

or what I like to call the government runs school system.

Either it's the curriculum or it's the things that are just going on.

We've seen here in Virginia in places like Loudoun County where students have been assaulted due to really,

really bad public school policy where fathers are telling me like, you're serious, like a boy

can go into the girls locker room now. Like all of these things have created a lot of relevant

concerns with parents. And some parents are saying, how do we fix this? And unfortunately, in a lot of relevant concerns with parents.

And some parents are saying, how do we fix this?

And unfortunately, in a lot of places, elected officials are looking at them, going,

it's really difficult, either because you can get it through the House but not the Senate,

or you get it through the state legislature, but then the governor vetoes it.

Or you have individual school districts that say,

we don't want to potentially give up on the

federal funding that we're going to lose if we set up what would have been considered

five minutes ago really common sense policies.

And what that's led is more and more parents understanding that the only way to kind of beat

this system is to leave it.

But how are you supposed to do that?

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