Darren Svan
West Ada’s agriculture programs grow despite urbanization
Students with little to no experience are gaining an appreciation and understanding of what it means to be an Idaho farmer or rancher.
State commission reprimands teachers for inappropriate relationships with students
One former teacher is currently incarcerated for two felonies involving a child under the age of 16.
Interim director outlines how more staff will improve outcomes
“The outcome of that one addition is more communication, consistent oversight and providing preventive support,” said Melissa-Jo Rivera.
Clerical error uncovers flawed performance evaluation method
“This is not what we intended,” said Idaho Public Charter Commission vice-chairman Sherrilynn Bair.
Kuna school board struggles to find solutions to overcrowding
The district expects student enrollment to climb over the next 10 years from just under 6,000 to nearly 10,000.
Young inventor’s creations carry personal significance and solve problems
Two of Arielle Levi’s inventions are being sold in the marketplace.
Ambulance simulator gives EMT students a distinct advantage
Students can earn between $16 – $20 an hour as a certified EMT, CNA or dental assistant.
Virtual classes help ‘circus girl’ reach her full potential
She dreams of attending the “Juilliard School” of circus performers.
Resignations, conflicts and unmet expectations — Idaho’s Charter Commission at a crossroads
The commission will at least see three new leaders and possibly a transformation as the charter and parental choice movements gain momentum.
Idaho districts and charters carry over $519 million in savings
Fund balances — or savings — have reached record amounts and increased by an average of 17% over the past three years.