Steve Smylie
Steve Smylie served four terms in the Idaho Legislature. He is a lifelong educator; teaching, coaching, and administrating at the public school, private school, and university level, 37 years in all. In 2006 he ran for Idaho State Superintendent of Public Instruction, losing in the Republican Primary election. He holds advanced degrees from Northwest Nazarene University, Boise State University, and the University of Idaho. He is the son of former Republican governor of Idaho Robert E. Smylie. Currently he is an adjunct Professor of Curriculum, Instruction, and Foundational Studies at Boise
State University.
The choice is simple: A.J. Balukoff
Idaho can slog through another four years of mediocrity while our schools continue to struggle, or we can elect someone with a proven record of personal integrity and leadership.
Idaho ‘report card’ grade is suspect
Idaho’s favorable grades on a school “report card” come from a conservative think tank, the American
Thoughts on the first day of school
Teaching is that magic point when curriculum and experience meet someone eager to learn.
We solve things by working together
Life-long educator says there is no hidden mystery to improving education. We already know what will improve schools; it’s simply a matter of doing it.