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School leaders in two resort towns get creative to offer affordable housing for staff — with mixed results
McCall and Blaine County cobble together initiatives in communities where teachers, custodians and bus drivers can’t afford to buy a home.
Public invited to comment on proposed changes to state special education manual
The manual is being updated after a federal review found it was out of compliance with the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.
Bond and levy results: Salmon bond passes, breaking streak of 12 failures
Measures pass in Salmon, Mountain View, and West Ada; McCall’s bond and West Bonner’s levy fail.
Close and unlikely election wins add to $116 million for schools
Voters approved 35 of 45 school funding measures. Here’s a closer look at some of the most compelling outcomes.
U.S. News and World Report: Idaho’s best high schools are mostly in the Treasure Valley
Find out how your high school stacks up.
Defying pandemic-era predictions, home schooling remains on the rise in Idaho and beyond
Once a fringe movement, it’s becoming more popular.
Photo Essay: An elementary school’s onsite day care makes teachers feel “seen” and “respected”
A look inside Endeavor Elementary’s unique program.
Pocatello mom says advocating for her child with disabilities has been a ‘daunting’ task
She’s one of many parents statewide who are frustrated with their local school’s special education program.
Idaho Falls spent tens of thousands on attorneys for two recent cases
That’s according to invoices obtained through a public records request.