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Learning another language … ‘it’s just a beautiful thing’
Growing dual immersion programs in Southern Idaho help students speak English, Spanish and Mandarin.
West Ada’s own survey shows overwhelming support to build new schools
The survey could be a precursor to a record-setting bond proposal that would ask property owners in the district to pay for the construction of new schools and renovation of others.
Analysis: Idaho’s dismal immunization numbers have fallen even further
The declining immunization rate could have serious implications for parents and students, if an outbreak occurs. And for school administrators who are no doubt yearning for a more back-to-normal school year.
Meet Debbie Critchfield, Republican nominee for state superintendent
If elected, the former State Board of Education president said she plans to introduce a financial literacy graduation requirement.
Meet Terry Gilbert, Democratic nominee for state superintendent
If elected, the retired school teacher said he would support early literacy and vocational programs, and address aging school facilities.
Idaho Falls patrons voice concerns about proposed $250 million bond
Several attendees of an open house earlier this week see the need for upgrades, but they also have questions and concerns.
Nonprofits partner with schools to spotlight chronic absenteeism
The organizations are advocating for a sea change when it comes to school attendance.
Nampa hires out-of-state firm to conduct superintendent’s search
Trustees voted unanimously Monday to enter contract negotiations with an Illinois-based firm.
Teton superintendent resigns following controversial raises
Monte Woolstenhulme will step down at the end of this school year.
Analysis: Idaho picks a fledgling firm to ship $50 million of grants to parents
A $1.5 million contract went to a New York-based vendor who was not the state’s low bidder, and has never run a similar project in any other state, according to public records obtained by Idaho Education News.