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Campus news items: Boise State fundraising reaches record $58.5 million
In other news, the University of Idaho will offer free online training in September, designed to help K-12 staffers better support students.
Technology connects schools with students, parents and patrons
New and expanded apps and multimedia platforms are rolling out from school leaders this year.
Judge disqualifies attorney general from State Board lawsuit
Labrador must find new counsel by Sept. 5.
Highland rises from the ashes: “Back and better than ever”
Just four months after a devastating fire, students and staff returned to campus, though classes have been spread out across the valley.
Analysis: Another troubled state program, bankrolled by Uncle Sam’s COVID-19 aid
The Department of Health and Welfare might have broken the law in its rushed rollout of a child care grants program, according to legislative auditors.
Judge takes up motion to disqualify Labrador from State Board lawsuit
“What we are asking for is a level playing field,” lawyer Trudy Fouser told District Judge Jason Scott Thursday. A ruling could come within a week.
Voter turnout expected to double in West Bonner recall election
Facing an uncertain future, trustee Susan Brown asked the community to allow their new superintendent a chance to prove himself.
State Board launches all-out defense against attorney general’s lawsuit
The four court motions represent the State Board of Education’s most concerted push against Attorney General Raúl Labrador’s lawsuit.
State Board’s deadline to fix violations forces West Bonner board into action
Trustees gave superintendent Branden Durst until Aug. 31 to apply for his emergency provisional certificate.
In the Internet age, most Idaho school boards do not video their meetings
Those who do, say it promotes transparency. Those who don’t, say it discourages participation and allows for outside interference.