Voices

If you had these odds, you’d buy a lottery ticket. This is the week each year that we celebrate education choice. Those across the political spectrum have recognized the need to provide kids with more options, whether they be public, private, religious, charter or magnet. Education choice means all the above. It does not mean…

Craig, in 1979, was among the state senators voting for a constitutional convention to consider a budget amendment and continued promoting the issue through his congressional career.

Lawmakers claim they will add funding, but they have backed Idaho into a devastating default budget.

Politically, there are reservations in the Legislature, and not just from those on the far right.

Let’s work together to protect our children from harmful content in more effective ways.

This MSPC idea would require all public school districts, both on the first page of their budget and also on the front page of the district’s main website, to clearly report six simple things.

Many of the conversations I have at my job at Bluum as a charter school supporter revolve around numbers.

How we got here is a lesson Idahoans cannot afford to forget. As our schools have gone long underfunded.

Idaho can’t afford to financially support two new school systems.

Hopefully, lawmakers can come up with a plan that uniquely fits Idaho and helps more students succeed.