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‘Full faith:’ In reply to senators, Green touts Phoenix purchase
On Wednesday, the University of Idaho president sent off a lengthy — and swift — response to three U.S. senators who are urging the U of I to walk away from the proposed University of Phoenix purchase.
Modified bus routes concern Coeur d’Alene parents
Gregory Mills is worried about the safety of his grandchildren.
Collaborative teaching model takes center stage in Coeur d’Alene
A professional learning community serves as infrastructure where teachers can engage in constructive dialogue and then reflect on and improve instruction.
Demolition of murder scene on hold, again
The site of a quadruple homicide near the University of Idaho campus will remain standing until at least mid-December, the Idaho Statesman reported Thursday.
Terms officially end for recalled West Bonner trustees
The Aug. 29 voter turnout for the recall was nearly that of a presidential election, county clerk Mike Rosedale said during Thursday’s canvassing meeting.
West Bonner trustees schedule, then cancel a special meeting 90 minutes before the start
The meeting would have taken place 16 hours before two trustees’ terms officially end via a recall. The agenda included an executive session to evaluate the superintendent.
North Idaho welcomes thousands of students back to school Tuesday
“Very few things are as rewarding as watching students grow day-by-day, week-by-week, and year-by-year,” said superintendent Shon Hocker.
Cheering erupts after West Bonner board meeting cancelled
A restraining order filed by two Bonner County voters ended Friday’s controversial school board meeting.
Lewiston district cuts supplemental levy rate
Increased state funding factored into the board’s decision.
Trustees could pursue a $1.3 million settlement with an employee
A divided board of trustees voted Thursday to enter into negotiations, the Coeur d’Alene Press reported.