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The latest and breaking news and investigative reports about Idaho public education.
Fruitland zoning board rejects charter’s expansion plan
The school might now consider another location outside of the city limits.
Judge allows Labrador to subpoena University of Phoenix
A key component of the overall legal challenge is whether the University of Idaho was in competition with another entity when negotiations took place in a closed session.
Significant changes coming to how legislators on JFAC set state budgets
Budget changes, school funding, Medicaid and election year politics are all on tap for discussion this year.
The ’24 Legislature, the prelude to elections: It all kicks off Monday
Gov. Brad Little’s State of the State address will set the tone for a legislative session that’s likely to run until at least late March.
Idaho Falls, prosecutor reach settlement in bond advocacy case
The case will likely impact school election communications statewide.
After a dozen failures, Salmon trustees vote to float another bond
A district known for deteriorating schools will turn to taxpayers again in May.
Special education workgroup expanding to provide better representation
Stakeholder comments are arriving at the Department of Education: “The special learning disability eligibility form is such a horrific nightmare.”
Classical education charter gains state approval for 2025 opening
North Idaho Classical Academy near Bonner’s Ferry will immerse students in American civics and emphasize character development.
Charter renewals could be extended to 12-year terms
The public charter commission endorsed draft legislation that makes five substantive changes to Idaho Code
West Ada pulls 10 books from library shelves; considers removing dozens
Florida parents’ book ratings drove district leaders to review the books.