Darren Svan

West Bonner wants error corrected before submitting Durst’s application

The state and district don’t agree on how to interpret an Idaho code that governs the superintendent certificate process.

West Bonner recall organizers say trustees have a ‘hidden agenda’

If Brown or Rutledge are recalled, the board can declare a vacancy at a regular or special meeting. The board has 90 days to appoint someone from the zone where the vacancy occurred.

West Bonner slow rolling Durst’s emergency certificate

The district’s leader told EdNews last month he’ll begin the position with a provisional certificate — which is still an unfulfilled promise.

Parents and students rally support for West Bonner teachers 

“Every teacher I have ever had has told, taught, or showed me something that I have carried outside of school whether it be educational and life lessons,” a former student said.

Lack of details spark doubt at West Bonner budget meeting

The difference between the first summary budget on June 22 and the second on July 7 is a salary reduction of $276,763.

Kuna boasts staff satisfaction, retention success in new survey

Year over year, the district has reduced the number of vacant teaching positions by 52%. There are currently eight unfilled positions. A year ago, there were 17.

West Bonner trustees say recall election is an ideological, partisan fight

“Since being elected I have dedicated hundreds of hours to holding our district administration accountable to its residents and keeping woke liberal agendas out of our district,” Susan Brown said.

Fruitland City Council directs TVCA and zoning commission to find solutions

Without the council’s favorable decision, the school’s $7.5 million planned construction of a new middle and high school in downtown was essentially stopped.

West Bonner board chair fires back during town hall meeting

“We weren’t elected for a popularity contest. We’re elected to fix things,” Keith Rutledge said.

State combats teacher shortage with new apprenticeship plan

The apprenticeship model allows candidates to earn a degree and teaching certification while employed by a school district.