Overwatch on Public Education Now. OPEN

Advocating for common sense, sound financial management and a focus on a classical education in our Idaho County public schools, where children experience an atmosphere of Christian morality, patriotism, stewardship, and real world academic achievement.

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Have a Concern About Public Education in Idaho County

Overwatch on Public Education Now is no longer accepting new members or sending newsletters, but we still want to hear from parents and citizens who are keeping an eye on what’s happening in our local schools. We rely on local eyes and ears to help us stay aware of what’s really going on in Idaho County’s public schools. If you have a concern, question, or information to share, please use this form to contact us.

Our Work So Far in Idaho County’s Public Schools

From raising awareness to engaging with the school board and superintendent, we’ve been working steadily to protect parental rights and promote common sense in public schools.

How to Become a School Board Member or Trustee

Learn the steps to get involved, file for candidacy, and serve your community through school board leadership. This article takes the mystery out of the process and encourages parents and citizens to make a difference where it matters most—our local schools.

The Pros and Cons of Deconsolidating a School District

Most schools have consolidated, but is there a trend to deconsolidate? Is this a good idea? This article explains what deconsolidation means, outlines its potential benefits and drawbacks, and shares insights from our own experience. While some hope it will restore local control, we believe that local control may be more myth than reality—and that deconsolidation can be a costly and complex process.

LifeWise Academy Comes to Grangeville

LifeWise Academy offers students the opportunity to learn about the Bible and Christian values during school hours as part of a co-curricular program. This article explains how the program works, what it offers families, and how parents and community members can get involved in supporting it in our local schools.