Voices

Vote against big government — vote “no” on SJR 102

Controlling spending, cutting red tape, and reining in government – like we’ve done for years in Idaho – would be impossible with an overactive legislative branch.

We do have a crisis, but it’s one that we can overcome

We need to take aggressive and immediate steps to find solutions to the teacher shortages.

Agreement improves access to undergraduate education for Idaho students

Online Idaho, the Board’s digital campus, continues to grow and will begin showcasing more of our institutions’ online courses and degree pathways next year.

Bluum CEO Terry Ryan

NAEP scores hold troubling and good news in both traditional and charter schools

Idaho students held their ground academically better than their peers across the country, which is likely a reflection of our schools reopening earlier than in other states.

A letter to women from Democratic candidate in District 22 Natalie MacLachlan

Women still have the right to choose, we have the right to choose each other and this must be done at the ballot box in November.

Our fifth-grader is doing great at school, says our fifth-grader

Our daughter’s thoughtful teacher let our daughter take the reins during a recent parent-teacher conference. And it made all the difference.

Former trustees support incumbents in CWI elections

We urge voters to carefully consider each candidate’s positions and credentials. CWI has performed extremely well. Let’s not change that.

Idaho teachers need wider range of support from the state

Decades of research have established that in order to keep new teachers, there needs to be stronger: 1) compensation, and 2) professional support.

What we risk by restricting our kids’ view of history and culture

It is important that the young people of this state and nation be exposed to a wide range of books, even though some may contain words or concepts that make people uncomfortable.

Take an internet speed test today to ensure the success of our students

Every speed test at households and businesses with low speed or no connectivity means more funding for local communities.