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🎉 It’s #AmericanEducationWeek and kickoff day! This week, we`ll be sharing our educator members` priorities and voices.

📊 Did you know that 91% of Idaho educators surveyed in 2025 listed stopping voucher schemes as their top priority?

Why? Because public education is a critical public good — it strengthens our communities, fuels opportunity, and ensures every Idaho child has the freedom to learn.

💙 Help us advocate for fully funding and supporting public education in Idaho.
👉 Learn more and donate to the Political Action Committee For Education: https://bit.ly/3FMIBsb

#AEW2025 #PublicSchoolsPublicGood #IdahoEducation #ThankATeacher #InvestInEducators ...

✊ Solidarity Alert: Starbucks Workers Are on Strike!

Starbucks workers across the country are standing together for fair wages, better scheduling, and respect on the job. It’s been nearly a year since the company offered a proposal to complete their union contracts — so baristas voted 92% to authorize an open-ended strike.

Until Starbucks ends its union-busting and bargains in good faith, workers are asking allies to skip Starbucks purchases and stand with them.

Here’s how you can help:
✅ Sign the #NoContractNoCoffee pledge → nocontractnocoffee.org
✅ Share this post to spread the word
✅ Donate to strike funds → link in bio
✅ Follow SBWorkersUnited

Because when workers stand together, we all win.

#UnionStrong #NoContractNoCoffee #WorkersUnited ...

Idaho’s educators know what it means to serve a community — and today, we pause to honor those whose service has safeguarded our freedom to teach, learn, and grow.

From every classroom across Idaho: thank you, Veterans. 💙

#VeteransDay #ThankYouVeterans #PublicService #IdahoEducators #IdahoEA ...

🎉 Big congrats to our Pumpkin Carving Contest winners — Lindsey Smith and Tabitha Miller and her daughter! 🏆

Your creativity lit up our feed (and our fall spirit)! Thanks to everyone who joined in to support the ���������� PACE Pumpkin Carving Challenge — you all made it a spooktacular success! 👻🧡

Even though this contest has closed, the Political Action Committee for Education (PACE) is always open to new contributions!

What is PACE?
The Political Action Committee for Education was founded by educators, for educators. We support candidates of either party who stand up for fully funded public schools, local control, and pragmatic policy based on input from real Idahoans.

Learn more and donate here: /take-action/pace/ ...

📊 Turnout made the difference.

In Idaho’s Nov. 4 elections, some school levies passed by just a few votes — Mountain Home by 20, Orofino by 14 — while others like Valley’s failed by only 4.

✅ Wins: West Ada educators helped elect Meghan Brown to the school board, and 18 districts passed supplemental levies.

❌ Losses: No bonds passed due to Idaho’s 66.7% threshold. Levies failed in Valley, Filer, Marsh Valley, Grangeville, Kellogg, Middleton, and Minidoka County, many by narrow margins.

Only 30% of Idahoans voted — but those who did proved how much every ballot counts.

Let’s build on this momentum and make turnout our strongest tool for change in the next election: the May 2026 primary. 🗳️💪

🔗 Read more results in ���������� Reporter → https://bit.ly/47XX53Y (click the link in our bio)

#VoteForPublicEd #IdahoSchools #UnionStrong #IdahoEA ...

You have homework this evening!

📲 Open your phone contacts and text at least 5 people this message:

“Hey friend! Hope you’re doing well. I know we both care about our community and our schools… tomorrow is Election Day! If you have not already made a plan to vote, you can find your polling location here: https://bit.ly/4qxrxJA. Every voice matters. Hope you have a great day!"

Comment "done" when you`ve completed your homework.

Happy Election Eve! ...