This Has to Be Said

Sometimes you choose to write because you are excited about a topic and want to scream about it at the top of your lungs. This isn’t one of those times… We are now a few days out from our School Bond Election. The public voted and the bond was rejected. Yet, what were we voting for? What were we …

Continue reading

4 Reasons Why the Park City School Bond Failed

When the tale of the 2015 Park City School Bond is finally written, the conclusions may be different. However, sitting here on the morning after the stunning defeat of the Park City School Bond, there are at least four reasons why the bond failed. 1. School Board Plans Were Not Specific Enough When the public is asked to …

Continue reading

Where You Can Vote Today

I’ve received two emails and one call because people showed up to a place where they’d voted in the past but polling was not taking place. Fewer locations are being used today because it’s an off year election. We also heard a report from someone voting at Ecker Hill that the lines were long and election workers …

Continue reading

Are Our Schools Really Full?

Schools are at capacity! Schools are at capacity! Schools are at capacity! We hear the cry from the Park City School District. In fact, one of the first slides you’ll often see in school board presentations on the school bond is a slide showing schools at capacity. Yet, It’s an important enough topic that it deserves …

Continue reading

The Best Education Would Be the County Attorney Filing Charges of Warranted

Earlier this week, Summit County Attorney Judge Robert Hilder, issued a press release regarding electioneering allegations against both the school board and bond opposition groups. His press release noted that the County Attorney’s office was investigating both groups for wrongdoing. In today’s Park Record, Judge Hilder is quoted as saying, “I’m not looking to aggressively prosecute …

Continue reading