Domino’s Offer Doesn’t Make Grade

That flier from Domino’s Pizza seeking teachers to deliver pizzas and serve as customer reps part time received mixed reviews in the Coeur d’Alene High teachers’ lounge last week. Coeur d’Alene Domino’s wants teachers who like to make extra money delivering pizza after school while “driving around listening to their favorite music.” On Facebook, one Coeur d’Alene High teacher posted a photo of the flier and commented: “The owner of the Dominos is a former school board trustee (Jim Hightower). I appreciate what he is doing, but I find it sad that professionals, many with a master’s (degree), are likely considering doing this.” Other teachers weren’t as appreciative, noting under the Facebook post that they didn’t have sufficient time at night to deliver pizzas and grade papers. One commenter feared that parents might blame a teacher delivery person for messing up an order because he or she didn’t like their kid. One commenter offered a consensus opinion that it’s a sorry state of affairs in Idaho that teachers have to moonlight to make ends meet/ DFO , SR Sunday Huckleberries. More here.

Other SR weekend columns:

• Slice: Some memories don’t let go /Paul Turner
• Ombudsman Lite still lacking in flavor /Doug Clark
• Smart Bombs: GOP Rx: More complaining /Gary Crooks
• Outdoors: Dogs vulnerable to Idaho wolf traps /Rich Landers
• Privatized liquor leaves little guys with hangover /Shawn Vestal
• Eye on Boise: Crapo’s injuries draw attention in D.C ./Betsy Russell
• EWU tosses out Plan A, uses Plan B to stay alive /John Blanchette

Question: Which local pizza do you prefer?