Tonight’s much-anticipated Common Core debate, featuring Alpine school board member Wendy Hart and mother Alyson Williams arguing against Common Core, versus two state school board members, Dave Thomas and Tami Pyfer arguing for Common Core, will be live-streamed by the Deseret News.
Additionally, it will be featured on http://www.deseretnews.com later today and on http://watchit.deseretnews.com.
If you want to attend the event in person, here is the time and address.
(Note: a Logan newspaper mistakenly wrote the start time to be 7:00. It is actually 6:00.)
Where: Mount Logan Middle School at 875 N. 200 E. Logan, Utah.
When: January 6th, 2014, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Who: The public, legislators and press will be there. Moderator: radio personality Jason Williams of KVNU’s “For the People.”
The public is invited to submit questions for the debaters to: jasonthe@gmail.com or kvnuftp@gmail.com.
Please come and bring friends.
Live Stream/ Youtube link:
COMMON CORE 
21 states including NJ, my state, have either introduced or passed legislation to rescind CCSS. What more do we have to do to convince the Governors and this administration that we DO NOT want this in our schools. I would like an answer.
Jan, there are millions of marketing dollars being spent on the talking points (lies) of Common Core. I believe we have to be persistent and clear in speaking up to our Governors, our media sources, our school boards, our chambers of commerce, and other groups that are still advocating for this experiment on children based on substance-less talking points. It’s up to each of us. There is no other way. But it’s working, slowly. The truth is slowly seeping forward and people are realizing that truly, the Emperor of Common Core is wearing no clothes.
Couldn’t hear the conversation clearly, and my volume was turned up as loud as it will go. Sorry —
Sandra Wickham
Woodland Park, CO
My experience was the same as Sandra Wickham from Colorado, I tried the volume at various levels, to see if it made any difference. I turned the volume all the way up and it didn’t matter. Much of what was said on both sides of the debate was so unclear, because of the speaker system, that it didn’t help me any. I hope that those in attendance at the meeting in Logan, got better reception and a clearer understanding of the issue, but thank you so much for all you do to keep us informed.
Hi,
I had much the same experience. Audio was very difficult. I was struggling, however, appreciate the effort of these courageous women.