So far two sources have incorrectly reported that The Family Foundation of Kentucky is pushing former Office for Education Accountability director Penney Sanders for Education Commissioner. WHAS-TV's Mark Hebert reported it, and so did Richard Day on his KY education blog. Well, sorry folks, but The Family Foundation has not taken a position on the commissioner's position. The report was based on a post on my blog.
Although I often post official press releases and other relevant things from The Family Foundation, my blog is not an official organ of the organization. It is my opinion only. I used to have a disclaimer on this blog somewhere, but I guess I have taken it off. Maybe I need to put it back up again.
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