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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.
‘What century are we in?’ Biden asks of University of Idaho ban on abortion counseling
Memo sent to UI employees singled out during a public meeting of the White House Reproductive Rights Task Force on Tuesday
With an aggressive schedule, lawmakers will revisit school buildings debate
“Our intent is to make some progress in an area where we haven’t made some progress,” said Sen. Dave Lent, R-Idaho Falls, a co-chair of the 10-member House-Senate committee.
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.
Arkoosh, Labrador clash in statewide Idaho attorney general’s debate
Partisan politics, abortion rights and policies dominate hourlong Idaho Public Television debate.
Teton superintendent resigns following controversial raises
Monte Woolstenhulme will step down at the end of this school year.
Superintendent candidates gear up for final weeks to election
Democrat Terry Gilbert and Republican Debbie Critchfield will face off on Nov. 8 to replace eight-year incumbent Sherri Ybarra.
After-school programs help break down learning barriers
Education leaders convene to brainstorm antidotes to learning loss and mental health challenges.
Legislature’s JFAC hits the road for fall budget meetings
Three days of training and meetings Monday in Twin Falls.