2014

With the amount of concern about high-stakes/high-frequency testing being expressed by community members at School Board meetings, you might be wondering if our local […]

Today’s Naples Daily News editorial, “Sounding a good note on Collier student performances” (in print, “Chorus compromise beats battle in court”) summarized the outcome

When I started writing this post, my working title was “A matter of acoustics, or separation of church and state?” Fortunately, I came across

My gut-wrenching disappointment with most of the mid-term election results has subsided to a dull ache. I keep reminding myself, “Voters get the government

Election Day – November 4 Tuesday, November 4, is your last chance to participate in the 2014 mid-term elections. You can no longer vote

I completely agree with this letter to the editor of the Naples Daily News by School Board member Julie Sprague. It was published on October 23

This post by John Lynch appeared in a Naples Daily News online blog called “Political Point of View by Collier Democrats” on October 22.

I care very much about public education. I am proud of the way our School Board returned civility and professionalism to Board meetings, after

As I learned in “Voting for Judges: Where to Begin?,” Florida’s governor appoints justices of the Supreme Court and judges of the District Courts

This guest post by Susan Calkins provides excellent background for voters’ decision-making about Amendment 1, The Florida Water and Land Conservation Amendment. Ms. Calkins