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Idaho Falls seniors graduate on the big screen
The East Idaho district kicked off its series of ceremonies at a drive-in theater.
Court documents: Two Idaho State athletes argue in favor of transgender athletics ban
The two runners say competing against transgender women is unfair and demoralizing.
Little says schools reopening in the fall is a top priority
In order for that to happen, Little said Idahoans will need to continue to modify their behavior to limit the spread of the virus.
Boise State, U of I outline plans for fall reopening
It’s all subject to change, but plans are starting to take shape for fall semester, which will start on Aug. 24.
Boise hotline helps hundreds of families cover emergency coronavirus costs
“We are providing families with hope right now… when so many feel hopeless.”
New filings in Ybarra lawsuit detail a Statehouse power struggle
In statements submitted to the Idaho Supreme Court, state superintendent Sherri Ybarra and a top aide suggest lawmakers are trying to eliminate the elected position — or render the position powerless.
COVID testing task force unveils suggestions
Recommendations include prioritizing tests for healthcare workers and nursing home residents, and only limited antibody testing at this point.
Middleton plans to correct open-meetings error
Union leaders filed a grievance this week, saying a May 11 board executive session was an act of bad faith.
Education news roundup: Three Idaho students named presidential scholars
In other news, a student safety tipline launches a poster contest and a rural school district wins money for connectivity.
Head Start teachers find creative ways to serve children
They are reaching out to service low-income families during the pandemic.