When voting Nov. 2, I urge all Zone 3 residents to ask themselves, “What do students, families, teachers, and staff of Zone 3 deserve?”
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Online Idaho will make college available to everyone
The collaboration is between state agencies and all eight public higher education institutions formed to build a digital campus of fully online learning opportunities and support.
What happened to Idaho journalists on Thursday should never happen again
Dear media: The next time Lt. Gov. McGeachin calls a presser and says, “No questions,” please pack up and go home.
I know the answer, but I’ve been unwilling to admit it aloud: I need to get out.
I am being asked to do the impossible as a second-year special education teacher.
Idaho must move to an enrollment-based funding system
The time is right: we know that an attendance-based system does not work, and the pandemic has shown us that it needs to change for good.
Project Z-Degree will make college more affordable
The money will be used to help community college faculty who choose to participate in the effort transition their courses to zero-cost or very low-cost instructional materials.
Is public education in a better position today than it was seven years ago?
For me, the answer to that question is no. This answer led me to run for office.
A West Ada recall effort is ridiculous
I believe government works best when it’s local so it can better hear from all concerned citizens.
Idaho is in trouble unless we chart a different path
Idaho’s majority party is almost unrecognizable. It’s influenced by extreme-right organizations bullying their way into Idaho politics.
Time to stop living in alternate realities
At school, I am a broken record, “Mask on,” I remind my students. “Be sure to wash your hands.” But then, they go home and into the world. Football games, Family gatherings. Playdates and sleepovers, right? An alternate reality.