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Magic Valley superintendent receives buyout after disagreement with trustees
A separation agreement spells out the details of the payment, which covers her remaining salary and benefits for the school year.
U of I demands $2,400 to review — and perhaps release — Phoenix public records
The bill centers on Idaho Education News’ request for records mentioning “Project Neptune,” a code name for the University of Phoenix. And it comes as Boise State University’s approach to public records is also under fresh scrutiny.
Bedke codes with kids for Computer Science Education Week
Idaho’s lieutenant governor visited Whittier Elementary as part of Hour of Code, an annual event meant to inspire students to learn programming.
Did new school facilities funding lower property taxes? It depends
Some districts have leveraged the new funding into higher levies, but lawmakers are warning against that.
Analysis: Another high-stakes Idaho election is off to a spendy start
In 173 days, mainstream and hardline Republicans will square off for control of the Legislature. At its essence, this is a debate over the proper role of government, in education, infrastructure and tax policy.
Commission releases names of finalists, but not their professional backgrounds
The director is a state employee compensated with taxpayer dollars. The position pays $108,000 to $118,500 annually, according to the job listing.
U.S. education secretary visits Boise schools to announce grant, discuss mental health
A roundtable discussion focused on the value of community school programs, which are set for a boost with the new grant funding.
Investigation: Garden Valley repeatedly violated federal special education law
Two families filed complaints, alleging their children were miseducated and mistreated. A state investigator agreed.
The $685 million University of Phoenix purchase: A study guide
Are you confused about the University of Idaho’s complex and controversial bid to buy the University of Phoenix? Or just straight-up exhausted by all the developments? Catch up here.
Chronic absenteeism is declining — but nearly 53K Idaho students are habitually absent
Find out the rates at your school or district.