Wayne Hoffman

Idaho should further protect government employees and taxpayers from Big Labor’s abuses.

The arrangement steals money from classrooms.

Get-a-degree reforms have yet to bear the fruit to merit the state government’s myopic insistence that more kids enter the higher education system.

The Republican candidates for governor are offering voters a range of opinions on whether the public education system should be expanded to include preschoolers. Supporters of government-funded early childhood education contend such taxpayer investments have proved their worth by getting children ready to succeed in school. Opponents contend research on whether government-funded prekindergarten pays off…

Lawmakers, and candidates for the Legislature, governor and state school superintendent, should be on notice that they’ll be asked where they stand on education choice now that they can no longer run and hide behind the Blaine Amendment.

Too many Idaho schoolchildren are stuck in a public school system that doesn’t meet their needs. It doesn’t have to be that way — other states are working to solve this problem. Idaho should be doing the same.

Legislation would help school boards defend their professional school employees from being publicly pestered into supporting a labor union.

The lawmaker’s plan would prevent government from using your money to convince you to vote for your taxes to go up.

The group’s executive director outlines a wishlist of conservative policies that would affect education practices and funding.

Contrary to the popular narrative, conservatives gained ground in southern Idaho. And this will make a difference in the 2017 Legislature.