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Letters

In education, all students matter always

To the editor: As the superintendent of schools, I have the responsibility to make sure all students in our schools have the academic, physical, social, and emotional supports necessary to be successful in school. This applies to all students who enter our doors, regardless of their ...

Practicing safety during harvest benefits all

To the editor: Soon the farm fields will be busy with activity. Harvest is an exciting time of a farm family’s work each year. This year we need to be aware of the ongoing road construction projects in the area. The detours are well-marked, but if you are like me, you may have found ...

Elected officials don’t understand Constitution

To the editor: We seem to continue to elect people who don’t understand the principles of good government as our founders provided in the Constitution. Those principles apply to every aspect, whether it be in our lives or the government. These principles have been ignored for far ...

Education today is reversal of what founders envisioned

To the editor: Our country’s founders have taken quite a few hits lately, so the approving reference to them at the recent school board candidates’ forum is welcome. “We are fortunate to have multiple strong schools in our community, but public schools play a unique role in ...

What I was taught

To the editor: I unexpectedly awoke at 2:30 a.m. Sunday morning. Strangely, I began to think of my life, my family and America’s current political division. Now wide awake, I grabbed my smartphone and began listing what I had been taught 70 years ago by my parents, teachers and the good ...

Petition question left out of School Board forum

To the editor: At the school candidates’ forum on Wednesday evening the lower level of the library was packed to capacity. This demonstrates that many in our community realize the importance of November’s election and want to make an informed choice. So many offered questions that those ...