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The latest and breaking news and investigative reports about Idaho public education.
Attendance will affect schools’ bottom line again
Here’s what the change will mean for schools.
Former charter commission director lands new role
The move comes after Jenn Thompson’s abrupt March resignation.
Young inventor’s creations carry personal significance and solve problems
Two of Arielle Levi’s inventions are being sold in the marketplace.
Day 96: To Idaho Falls
Tomorrow marks day one of the superintendent’s post-legislative roadshow.
Idaho’s schools chief to discuss new education laws on post legislative tour
INSIDE: Find out when and where the statewide events will be held.
Ambulance simulator gives EMT students a distinct advantage
Students can earn between $16 – $20 an hour as a certified EMT, CNA or dental assistant.
New law makes it a crime in Idaho to provide gender-affirming care to transgender youth
Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed the bill into law April 4 after receiving thousands of messages in support.
Little ‘actively working’ to fill two unexpected charter commission vacancies
“Finding candidates to serve on time-intensive, volunteer boards is always difficult,” a spokeswoman for the governor said this week.
Virtual classes help ‘circus girl’ reach her full potential
She dreams of attending the “Juilliard School” of circus performers.
Campus news items: Boise State researches locally sourced school meals
In other news, spring enrollment numbers are a mixed bag across the state.