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Are these the last days of No Child Left Behind?
Both houses are working on their own bills to replace the unpopular federal education law. President Obama has threatened to veto the House’s version.
State owes $930,000 in legal fees in broadband dispute
District Judge Patrick Owen again sided with Syringa Networks, the company that successfully sued to overturn the Idaho Education Network contract.
Lawsuits looming over state broadband claims
The state failed to respond to a pair of tort claims seeking at least $6 million. That could pave the way to lawsuits.
Do you remember driver’s education?
An increase of students are enrolling in the Boise School Districts driver’s education program.
Otter spokesman: ‘Ongoing training’ needed in evaluations
Nearly 98 percent of teachers received a grade of proficient or better from their administrators. Leaders of three education groups defend the evaluation process.
Feds award millions to continue preschool programs
Community Council of Idaho earned the grant through a competitive application process to provide Head Start services for migrant and seasonal farm-working families throughout Idaho.
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Statewide SBAC scores beat projections
Statewide numbers were released Wednesday. District- and school-level results remain unavailable.
State accepting Teacher of the Year nominations
Find out the details of the annual contest, read a profile on last year’s winner and see the list of past winners.
Student voices drive education reform in Jerome
Administrators listen to what kids have to say about their schools, teachers and learning environment.