Voices

The announcement of a new federal grant marks a significant stride toward expanding this proven approach across our state.

The political drama in Bonneville County is just getting started.

Runoff elections ensure we elect someone with the broadest community support.

It may seem counterintuitive, but increasing access to a broader spectrum of educational offerings actually benefits students who stay in traditional public schools.

Recent investments in educator pay have gone a long way to improve educator retention rates in Idaho schools, but we need to know what long-term strategies can be implemented to prevent future teacher shortages.

Doyle Beck, who chairs the Bonneville Republican Central Committee, told the Post Register that party officials should be able to hold their elected officials accountable.

The people, in delegating authority, do not give their public servants the right to decide what is good for the people to know and what is not good for them to know.

I would submit that the closed GOP primary, aided and abetted by the malign influence of the Idaho Freedom Foundation (IFF) and its dark money allies, has created a toxic atmosphere in the Legislature, making it difficult for well-meaning legislators like Clow to do their jobs.

The top-four primary eliminates political party nominations, grouping all primary candidates, regardless of party, for each elected office on the ballot.

For every action taken by political leaders, there is an equal and opposite reaction happening out in the schools.