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‘We hope to keep them interested:’ U of I gets more time to negotiate a Phoenix deal
The extension could give a skeptical Legislature the last word on the controversial purchase.
My daughter asked how I’ll pay for her college degree. I’m still paying for mine.
Unlike loans, you don’t have to pay grants back. While scholarships are often merit-based, grants like the the one I received are typically awarded on financial need.
CEI names new president
Lori Barber has been the College of Eastern Idaho’s vice president of academic and student affairs since 2019. Before that, she worked as CEI’s dean of general education.
Indigenous group speaks out against ‘firing’ of state Indian Education leader
At the same time, state cancels an annual tribal education conference
Charter commission waives accreditation requirement for Peace Valley
The commission also OK’d a North Idaho charter’s request to increase its enrollment.
Analysis: Party platforms carve out a deep divide on education issues
The 2025 Legislature’s education debates could be more politicized than ever.
State Board to consider extension in U of I-Phoenix negotiations
The extension could net the University of Idaho an immediate, $5 million fee. But it would allow the University of Phoenix’s owner to talk to other would-be buyers.
Durst case against West Bonner scheduled for trial
Durst is suing the district for an alleged breach of his superintendent contract.
Caldwell mulls ‘pay to play’ sports fee
One team is already asking for donations to cover the proposed fees.
UPDATED: The third-party PACs: Where they spent, and how they fared
Third-party groups spent roughly $2 million in May’s Republican legislative primaries — but all the money had, at most, a hit-and-miss impact at the polls.