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Analysis: Labrador-State Board legal fight transcends closed meetings
The lawsuit is a juicy political showdown between Attorney General Raúl Labrador and the State Board of Education — and by extension, Gov. Brad Little. Here’s why this case matters.
Caldwell calls again for Idaho students to attend school until 18
Trustees will ask the Idaho School Boards Association to support the school-age increase during the annual November convention.
West Bonner trustees say recall election is an ideological, partisan fight
“Since being elected I have dedicated hundreds of hours to holding our district administration accountable to its residents and keeping woke liberal agendas out of our district,” Susan Brown said.
Fruitland City Council directs TVCA and zoning commission to find solutions
Without the council’s favorable decision, the school’s $7.5 million planned construction of a new middle and high school in downtown was essentially stopped.
West Ada trustees celebrate last year, start shaping next year
The board approved new policy and worked on the district’s strategic plan.
Boise trustees approve new dress code, declare board vacancy
The board also approved three resolutions to be heard by the Idaho School Boards Association this fall.
Most high school graduates don’t go to college, and the rates vary from school to school
INSIDE: The top 10 and bottom 10 college-going rates for Idaho schools. Plus, data from Idaho’s largest districts.
West Bonner board chair fires back during town hall meeting
“We weren’t elected for a popularity contest. We’re elected to fix things,” Keith Rutledge said.
Of backpacks and ballet shoes: Parental group ponders an Empowering Parents gray area
A seven-member parents’ council has a big job ahead. The group’s recommendations could affect grant dollars for thousands of Idaho families.
State combats teacher shortage with new apprenticeship plan
The apprenticeship model allows candidates to earn a degree and teaching certification while employed by a school district.