Sadie Dittenber
Day 83: Panel preparation
And she met with the delegation from the Taiwan-Idaho Education Cooperation.
Statehouse roundup, 3.27.23: Library pornography bills see new amendments
In other news, the Senate took up a slew of school spending bills — all of which passed.
Day 76: Final day in D.C.
But Boise was still on her mind.
Day 75: A national conference
While in Washington, D.C., the superintendent met up with a group of high school students from Oakley.
Day 72: Capital for a Day
State superintendent Debbie Critchfield headed to Gooding Friday, for Gov. Brad Little’s Capital for a Day event. She later drove back to Boise to prepare for the Council of Chief State School Officers conference in Washington D.C. She and her executive officers will depart for the conference early Saturday morning.
Restraints bill heads to floor for possible amendment
“I regret every single bit of it to this day,” said one teacher, who admitted to restraining a student years ago.
Day 70: Career advising
And her career technical education plan passed another legislative checkpoint.
Call for State Board elections narrowly fails
“Consider the representation of the rest of the state,” said Rep. Heather Scott, R-Blanchard.
One school choice proposal moves forward, another dies
“I’m not sure that we can sidestep our constitutional reality by just throwing money to a parent, or to private education,” said one lawmaker.
Day 68: Talking behavioral health
Student mental health is a top concern across the state.