Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey will not support the use of state tax dollars to assist financially ailing Birmingham-Southern College
"The state has no plans to use the taxpayers' public funds to bail out a private college," spokeswoman Gina Maiola said in a statement toThe private liberal arts college in Birmingham is seeking state financial help after years of deficits and declining enrollment.
“The BSC Board of Trustees faces making history-changing decisions that will impact the lives of so many people. One of our biggest challenges is the need to make a decision soon versus the timing of the Montgomery budget process. Knowing whether BSC will receive one-time bridge funding from the state is vital information we need to make the best decision,” Thompson wrote.
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