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School leaders report staffing concerns as they prepare to reopen
Districts from across the state shared their challenges and plans with the State Board of Education on Monday.
Transgender athletics ban on hold
And in an 87-page ruling Monday, Chief U.S. District Judge David C. Nye appeared to tip his hand, saying opponents of the Idaho law are “likely” to prevail on constitutional grounds.
Legislative working group amends liability proposal ahead of special session
The meeting was all over the map, perhaps offering a preview of the coming special session.
Is it back to school this week … or not?
While some schools are starting online today, others still haven’t decided if back-to-school means in-person learning or not.
New Lewiston high school forges ahead for a Friday ribbon-cutting ceremony
The building at least 15 years in the making will open its doors to students this month — in the middle of a pandemic.
Reclaim Idaho suspends education funding initiative
Organizers cited last month’s U.S. Supreme Court decision.
Should school open in person, online or a hybrid of the two?
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Teacher bonus announcements delayed
The State Board now hopes to notify applicants for the Master Educator Premium program by late September.
Middleton wants to write its own reopening metrics
Trustees also postponed the start of school by three weeks. In other news, more counties are under mask mandates.
Fall semester is looming. So, how many students will come to campus?
College and university leaders simply don’t know as they wrestle with complicated health and safety issues during a pandemic.