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Analysis: Little’s agenda signals a shift into election mode
Gov. Brad Little spent much of Monday’s State of the State Address shifting the narrative away from a pandemic that has defined the past 10 months of his term.
State of the State: Little calls for reversing budget holdbacks
Little calls for restoring career ladder by investing $44.9 million in teacher pay, including salaries for veteran educators.
Boise students to return to the classroom on Jan. 19
Trustees agreed to a return to hybrid learning. They also approved a plan to allow more fans at sporting events.
Research scientist takes over Idaho’s STEM Action Center
Kaitlin Maguire calls her background in paleontology a gateway to science, technology, engineering and math. “Every kid goes through that dinosaur phase,” she said.
Five education issues to watch during the 2021 session
The session kicks off Monday, highlighted by Gov. Brad Little’s State of the State address.
Analysis: An unsettling and potentially unsafe legislative session looms
In the midst of a pandemic that has killed more than 1,500 Idahoans, and in aftermath of Capitol Hill riots that left five people dead, the Idaho Legislature convenes Monday. And some Statehouse regulars are uneasy.
K-12 enrollment is down by nearly 3,200 students
Despite the state’s first enrollment decline in decades, several virtual schools tallied unprecedented growth.
Back to school in 2021: a mixed picture
Each district is responding to the pandemic in its own way, but for many students the new year means a new shot at in-person learning.
Blaine County superintendent finalists forum set for Thursday
The two finalists are James Foudy from McCall-Donnelly and Heather Sanchez from Bellevue, Wash.