Day: February 11, 2015

Final ruling: Judge tosses out broadband contract

But the court ruling raises a whole new round of questions about back payments — and the future of the embattled Idaho Education Network project.

Senator wants civics test as graduation requirement

New bills on testing and campaign finance emerge Wednesday

Lawmakers spar over Ybarra’s role with deaf and blind

House Education Committee members sidetrack bill that would have allowed Ybarra to appoint replacement to board of the Educational Services for the Deaf and Blind

Gooding superintendent abruptly resigns

Mary Larson resigned Tuesday night, after seven turbulent months on the job.

Twin Falls educator teaches by example

EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is part of an ongoing series profiling influential or interesting members of Eastern Idaho’s educational community. If you’d like to suggest an educator or administrator to be profiled please email EdNews editor Jennifer Swindell at [email protected]. TWIN FALLS — One of the more difficult responsibilities for new teachers is figuring out…