Tarah in the News
Tarah doesn’t just talk about standing up for Kentucky families. She shows up and does the work.
From organizing in her community to speaking out on public education and workers’ rights, Tarah has been on the ground advocating for the people of the community she calls home. The coverage below highlights what neighbors already know: when something matters, Tarah steps in and gets to work.
Oldham County schools reject off-campus religious programs…
Tarah: “”I feel really strongly that public schools should be places that are inclusive for all children…”
Summary: When questions surfaced about bringing an outside program into Oldham County classrooms, Tarah was one of the parents who spoke up. She joined neighbors in asking tough questions and pushing for clarity, helping keep the focus where families wanted it: strong, inclusive public schools that serve every child.
Oldham County School Board unanimously votes down partnership…
Tarah: “I am very glad to see that the board kept focus on inclusivity in public schools and prioritizing instructional time and the time of our teachers and staff members…”
Summary: As concerns grew in the community, Tarah worked alongside other parents and advocates to make sure local voices were heard. The school board’s unanimous vote reflected what many families had been saying all along: instructional time and public resources should stay centered on public education.
Kentucky school districts consider ‘moral instruction’ programs…
Tarah: “All kids should feel safe and be safe in public schools…”
Summary: As the LifeWise conversation expanded across Kentucky, Tarah stayed engaged locally, helping neighbors understand what was at stake and why it mattered for public schools. Her approach was simple and consistent: do the homework, share the facts, and make sure families have a seat at the table.
Oldham Era: Letters to the Editor
Tarah: “This is a moneymaking scheme disguised as a moral mission.”
Summary: In her published letter, Tarah dug into the numbers and structure behind LifeWise, raising red flags about transparency and accountability. True to form, she didn’t just raise concerns. She laid out the details so families and decision-makers could see the full picture for themselves.
Why a new Oldham County group is fighting against ICE, religion in schools
Tarah: “It’s been amazing to work alongside these people who are passionate…”
Summary: The Courier Journal highlighted the growing local work of Kentucky Citizens for Democracy, where Tarah has helped bring people together around immigration concerns and public school issues. It’s the kind of behind-the-scenes community building she’s become known for: steady, persistent, and focused on making sure everyday people are heard.
Kentucky ‘Workers Over Billionaires’ rally calls out wealth inequality
Tarah: “I’m out here fighting, and it’s because I’m a mom…”
Summary: Tarah joined workers and community members at a Labor Day rally to stand up for the people who keep Kentucky running every day. Her message was the same one she carries into this campaign: when working families are respected and supported, the whole community is stronger.