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Zoning denial throws Fruitland charter school’s expansion into question

The academy can appeal with the city council. However, waiting is not in the school’s best interest because funding commitments have an August deadline.

Nampa trustees pass policy limiting discussions on gender identity, sexual orientation

After around two hours of public testimony and discussion, the policy passed on a 3-1 vote.

Traditional storyteller brings Nez Perce culture to curriculum

About 60 educators attended Harry Slickpoo’s seasonal rounds presentation at the Nez Perce National Historical Park Visitor Center east of Lewiston.

Cameron Pressley's mom, Shellie Smith, speaking to GEM interns about 'We the Teens.'

Idaho interns flaunt Gen Z activism at Idaho Historical Society

Ten interns worked for several month to launch “We the Teens” at the museum.

International students face added barriers in life after college

“They want to work, they need to make money, and they need to send some of that money to their families in their home countries,” said C of I administrator McKay Cunningham. “They’re really frustrated with the suggestion that they can’t work like the domestic students can.”

Lawmakers grill Green on U of I-Phoenix purchase

Legislative budget-writers raised serious questions about the U of I’s closed-door negotiations with the University of Phoenix — and the potential financial risks from the $685 million megadeal.