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The latest and breaking news and investigative reports about Idaho public education.
JFAC takes hands-on look at K-12 budget
Legislative budget writers met with Boise School District leaders Tuesday to get a sense of how the public school budget affects large districts.
Twin Falls, Boise name principals
A quick rundown of administrative comings and goings in two districts.
JFAC revisits school broadband issue
No news, yet, on funding the state’s high school system.
Roger Quarles to direct Albertson Foundation
Former teacher, superintendent and businessman was named the executive director on Monday.
A smoother negotiations process?
Pay raises and bonuses are on the way — as several large school districts have labor agreements in place for 2014-15.
Administrative changes in Boise schools
Ten Boise schools will have new principals in 2014-15 — and nine of the new principals have been named. Here’s a rundown.
Thayn seeks parental choice in curriculum
The state senator’s proposal will be discussed at this month’s GOP state convention, where it could be approved as part of the official Republican platform.
Mountain View senior wins art contest
Her work, along with another 47 pieces, will be on display at Hotel 43.
IEA fights task force licensure details
Members of the teachers association don’t want a new system of licensure to be tied to an evaluation. Meanwhile, Tom Luna says the IEA is doing a “180” on its support of the task force.
Senate Education will get a makeover
Vice Chairman Dean Mortimer says he’s interested in the vacant chairmanship — and he would appear to have an inside track for the post.