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Statesman: Federal judge sides with cheerleaders in civil rights lawsuit
The Burley High School students proved that they were dismissed from the cheerleading team for reserving the right to file a grievance against the school district, a federal judge ruled in July.
Study: Outbreaks can make some immunization critics rethink their opinion
“Some people base their vaccine decision-making to a considerable degree on whether or not a given disease occurs in close vicinity to their community,” said Florian Justwan, a University of Idaho assistant professor of political science.
Former lawmakers rip immunization guidelines
The Department of Health and Welfare will continue taking comments at public hearings this week.
Health and Welfare gets an earful on immunization guidelines
The topic dominated a public hearing in Meridian Thursday. The agency will hold five other hearings across the state.
At Twin Falls hearing, educators push for keeping Common Core
Public hearings will continue in Coeur d’Alene Thursday and Idaho Falls Tuesday.
With revenues dwindling, grocery tax repeal could be on hold for 2020
House Republicans spent much of a two-hour town hall meeting talking about taxes — and the state’s cashflow issues. Left unmentioned was the question of education spending.
Master educator premium reviews hit some glitches
The State Board of Education is still hoping to award the $4,000-a-year bonuses by its Sept. 1 deadline.