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Green says the U of I outbid multiple suitors for the University of Phoenix
On the witness stand Wednesday, University President C. Scott Green talked at greater detail than ever before about the pursuit of Phoenix. A civil suit could stymie the $685 million deal; the trial continues Thursday.
Statehouse roundup, 1.24.24: Republicans advance bill to arm school staff
INSIDE: New bill would pay teachers for classroom expenses.
Highland fire saga is far from over, insurance adjuster says. Here’s what we know
Trustees will likely need to make a rebuild decision without definitive answers from insurance.
2023 SAT Day participation dropped, while scores improved
Only about 64% of the state’s juniors took the college entrance exam last spring.
Bizarre development puts open meetings trial on hold
The civil trial — a key obstacle to the University of Idaho’s proposed $685 million University of Phoenix purchase — is scheduled to resume Wednesday. Its end date is less clear.
Idaho high school graduation rate increases slightly, but lags far behind state goal
About 4,800 students did not graduate on time.
Big salaries on campus: Higher ed’s highest-paid employees
Across Idaho, 271 college and university employees earn more than Gov. Brad Little.
Analysis: Inside the largely private search for Idaho State’s new president
The most important discussions and deliberations took place behind closed doors. Many details remain under wraps. And the State Board of Education started negotiating with Robert Wagner days before actually making a hire.
No, the Blaine Amendment isn’t ‘null and void.’ Here’s why
Five Idaho attorneys general since 1989 have been asked to analyze a constitutional provision that bars religious schools from getting state funds.
Boise hires its first female superintendent
Boise’s board of trustees unanimously selected Lisa Roberts, and several trustees became emotional while praising her work.