Voices

If COVID-19 and Idaho’s long winter have you in the dark, here are some ideas to start stretching those legs now that school’s almost out. What are your plans?

Thanks to IPTV for performing a valuable public service by hosting the debates.

My strong feelings about teaching stem from my background. I came to teaching by as untraditional a route as you could imagine.

Out-of-state interests have picked up steam nationally and in Idaho partly because of the turmoil created by the pandemic.

Democratic state superintendent candidate Terry Gilbert backs Quality Education Act.

Idahoans are facing true hardship: desperately high property taxes, the worst inflation in decades, a booming population in a stressed housing market, a worn transportation and infrastructure system, and a vilified public education system.

Everyday people who benefit from public schools don’t like the machinations of the tax-dodging rich.

In my 40-plus years of teaching, public education advocacy and mentoring elementary students, I have seen the wisdom of our Constitutional mandate up close and personal.

A bi-partisan group’s “Kids Matter” index rated 23 bills introduced in the 2022 Legislature and says some could help students, while others could cause “significant harm.”