Month: September 2019
Awarding college credit for military training
“It’s been known for a long time that there is college-level training going on in the military …”
Reclaim Idaho launches education funding initiative
The driving force behind Medicaid expansion wants the state to increase income taxes, bolstering K-12 budgets by more than $170 million a year.
Attention seniors: College ‘direct admissions’ paperwork is on the way
All Idaho high school seniors are pre-approved for some or all of the state’s two- and four-year colleges and universities. And they can start applying, for free, on Oct. 1.
Public hearings show continued public disdain for Common Core
State officials need to make implementing the standards voluntary, or abolish Common Core entirely.
She’s a conservationist, scholar and 14-year-old college student
Pangaea Finn has a remarkable resume because she keeps stocking her “intellectual refrigerator.”
School districts move to adopt uniform emergency language
This fall, students across the Treasure Valley – and the state – will learn the same emergency procedures, in an effort to streamline school safety terminology.
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