Chris Cargill
Using Idaho’s budget gap to attack education choice is irresponsible
Idaho’s budget gap is part of a national trend
Loving parents will always triumph over angry agitators
Hope and optimism versus doom and gloom. Excitement for the future versus tired arguments over the past.
A lawsuit fighting ed choice could unleash tax chaos in Idaho
It’s worth noting that Idaho’s parental choice tax credit is popular.
Choice and common schools: The Constitution allows us to do both
Public schools and education choice are not enemies.
Idaho activists sue taxpayers and target children: Six takeaways
It is worth noting that the lawsuit asks the court to move as quickly as possible to block implementation of Idaho’s HB 93.
From Jerome to your town: Time for every meeting on camera
The people of Idaho shouldn’t settle for vague promises of openness. We deserve laws that guarantee it.
Vouchers, ducks and the need to be honest
This isn’t a voucher and it’s not a duck — it’s a victory for families and a model for the nation.
Every school, public or private, should have to prove its worth
House Bill 93 — Idaho’s new education choice program — is already shaking things up. And that’s a good thing.
Students and teachers deserve better: Congress should reform the NEA federal charter
The NEA stands alone among labor unions as the only one with a congressional charter.
The child is not a mere creature of the State
This week, we celebrate the 100th anniversary of the landmark decision Pierce v. Society of Sisters.