Terry Ryan

Bluum CEO Terry Ryan

ARTEC: Was it even a public charter school?

The ARTEC story seems to be a sad tale of neglect and abandonment. In the end, it was the taxpayers who were left holding the bag.

Bluum CEO Terry Ryan

Cancel culture versus parent choice

There are a lot of parents hoping that their schools of choice, and the teachers working in them, can weather the latest versions of America’s culture wars.

Bluum CEO Terry Ryan

Public education dollars should support families with children

Idaho lawmakers are right to try and meet the urgency of the moment and to give students and families more options for their learning than they had 130 years or even just a year ago.

Bluum CEO Terry Ryan

Now is the time to empower Idaho parents and educators

Empowering educators with options and choice as to where they work, how they educate, how they run their schools, and how they spend their money is better than scripting it in law, code and policies that always fall short.

Bluum CEO Terry Ryan

Idaho education loses a strong, smart voice with the passing of Doug Park

His service to Idaho and its citizens, its families, and its children is impossible to measure.

Bluum CEO Terry Ryan

Education and learning will be different in post-COVID Idaho

It would be wise for policy makers, lawmakers, and educators to look closely at how best to support not only our schools and educators, but also our families.

Bluum CEO Terry Ryan

New report shows charter schools are delivering results

As we begin to re-envision what school looks like for students in Idaho, and across the country, results like these show that charter schools are worth supporting and evaluating.

Bluum CEO Terry Ryan

Nine lessons from the COVID-19 school closure

The school leaders I spoke with want to get back into their schools. They want to be with their students and with their fellow educators.

Bluum CEO Terry Ryan

Finding lemonade in the big old batch of lemons the coronavirus has given us

Give credit to Gov. Little and the Legislature for their conservative approach to budgeting and preparing for an economic downturn.

Bluum CEO Terry Ryan

Idaho’s public charter schools serve our children well

They are not a replacement for traditional public schools. Rather, they are allies in helping Idaho improve its education system and in providing options for families.