Ironic how these talks will begin just after the re-inauguration of a $125 Million remodel project and the green light to begin work on the Garrity Interchange–among others.
Keep in mind these cuts are probably going to have more of a dramatic impact on rural districts than Boise Schools or Meridian Schools.
Are you kidding me? Who are these people? These kids get one shot at grade school, junior high and high school. What are your thoughts?
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It appears that its quite evident that we should not be cutting education, perhaps more evident than ever……..priority list from Govenor’s duties reported on nightly news might need a remodel itself.
(( Or perhaps that was just Carolyn Hollys’ “to do list” that shuffled its way into her notes prior to reporting the news……. lol. NOT!!!!!!!!FUNNY. Lets make sure as a community that we continue to educate our little ones even if it requires spending MORE on education. MAKE SURE YA’LL VOTE NOW 
I have always and will always think that education is one of the most important things we can provide to our children. I dont care how much it will cost me, I will never be able to vote for a decrease in education. There is always room for improvement!
I would have to agree with Ashlee. All three of my kids have gone through school and I still feel that education should always come first!