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Refusing to bend, the Human Rights Educator of the Year will retire early
Daisy Rain Martin is seeking refuge from legislation and policy that could force her to compromise her values.
Timberline teacher’s suspension gives rise to a larger conversation about Title IX
The Boise School District issued an email to thousands of patrons Thursday, attempting to clarify the circumstances around Laura Boulton’s Sept. 7 suspension.
Educators lose teaching certificates over student sex abuse, aggravated assault
Three certificates were permanently revoked, and one suspended indefinitely. Get the latest from the Professional Standards Commission.
Branden Durst to resign from West Bonner district
“It may not be entirely fair, but life rarely is,” Durst wrote in a resignation notice posted on social media.
New trade school expands opportunities for rural Idahoans
Patrons from as far as Duck Valley are calling MHATA a “game changer.”
Court hears arguments on controversial transgender bathroom law
After getting a stamp of approval from the 2023 Legislature, the law has been embroiled in a fierce legal debate since early July.
Pocatello, Middleton, Nampa approve multimillion-dollar ballot measures
Get the details on the latest school board business here.
How Idaho universities are handling the student housing crunch
Living on campus can positively impact students’ academic and social success, and factors into university retention rates.
Nampa names library employee as new trustee
Trustees said his experience navigating controversial conversations could be a benefit to the board.
Idaho Falls trustees vote to take tax commission to court
The board voted Wednesday to take the matter to court. Find out what’s next here.