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Ybarra asking voters to ‘stick with her’ for a third term as state superintendent and here’s why
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IDAHO FALLS - As Sherri Ybarra seeks a third term for state superintendent, reading proficiency for Idaho's students is her primary focus.
"As a former third-grade teacher, that's very near and dear to my heart," Ybarra tells EastIdahoNews.com.
Better parental involvement in a child's education is another focus of her re-election campaign along with attracting and retaining teachers, which has been an ongoing issue even before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ybarra, the republican incumbent from Mountain Home, is one of four candidates vying for the position. Her opponents are Republican Branden Durst, a former state lawmaker from Boise, Republican Debbie Critchfield of Oakley, a former member of the state board of education and Terry Gilbert, former Idaho Education Association president and the only Democrat who is running.
WATCH THE ENTIRE CONVERSATION WITH YBARRA IN THE VIDEO ABOVE.
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