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State Board sets new minimum instructional days. What that means for four-day districts
Also on Wednesday, the board approved raises for three college and university presidents.
State officials are revamping Idaho’s graduation requirements for the first time in over a decade
And they want your feedback. The proposed changes aim to ensure students are ready for life after high school.
Idaho Republican state convention kicks off Thursday in Coeur d’Alene
On top of the party leadership elections, delegates will vote on a proposed party platform and rules resolutions.
Caldwell approves next year’s budget, which includes school closure
Monday’s vote followed limited public testimony.
Journalists launch nonprofit to promote government transparency
The organization aims to provide funding for trainings, workshops and court fees for Idaho journalists challenging a public agency’s lack of transparency.
West Bonner trustees close a school, select new superintendent
The closure was a contentious decision, punctuated by the concerns, opinions, and support from vocal parents, patrons, and staff.
Idaho’s First National Civics Bee competition seeks kids in grades 6-8
INSIDE: details on the competition and prize money.
Idaho AEYC announces new executive director
An Idaho Business for Education leader will take the helm next week.
Analysis: Win or lose, Labrador’s lawsuit has already jeopardized the Phoenix sale
It’s been almost a year since Idaho’s attorney general filed a lawsuit over the proposed University of Phoenix acquisition. The slow-walking case is one big reason the $685 million purchase totters on shaky ground.
Lawmakers get a glimpse into CWI’s growth — and the challenges that come with it
In barely 15 years, the College of Western Idaho has grown from zero students to 30,000 students. College officials are talking about how to accommodate 50,000 students, President Gordon Jones said.