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Family files $1 million tort claim against West Ada, alleging racial discrimination
A student-athlete faced race-based discrimination on a high school girls’ basketball team, the claim alleges.
After levy failure, Marsh Valley trustees cut staff, but steer away from more extreme solutions
INSIDE: Get the details on how the board will salvage $1.59 million and what the cuts will mean for students and staff.
A classroom on two wheels: Pocatello biking program helps students succeed in school
“There’s a lot of good that can come from putting a kid on a bicycle,” one of the program instructors said.
School leaders reflect on ‘disheartening’ and ‘eye-opening’ bond losses
Voters in Tuesday’s election rejected three school bonds, worth a combined $150.5 million.
A bad night for school bonds: Shelley, Filer and Middleton asks fail
Get the latest here as election results roll in
A higher ed funding change is coming, state leaders say. Not everyone will be happy with it.
It will inevitably lead to “winners and losers,” one lawmaker said.
Inama, teacher at heart of poster controversy, resigns
She announced her resignation in a May 9 email to school and district administrators.
West Ada trustees consider new policies in wake of inclusive sign controversy
Trustee Rene Ozuna shared some concerns over how the changes, if approved, could impact teachers.
Rural Shelley makes a big bond ask — for the second time
Shelley School District is seeking a $78.6 million bond, partly to build a new high school, in Tuesday’s election.
Pocatello will pilot online high school this fall; trustees discuss cellphone policy
The online offerings are part of efforts to boost enrollment.