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Former Idaho Falls administrator sues district, alleges discrimination
Jody Immel applied for 26 positions in the district, the lawsuit states, yet the jobs were “awarded to younger individuals who are members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and predominantly male.”
West Ada unveils nearly finished Independence Elementary
The Star school will open in August. INSIDE: Photo gallery and video.
Idaho schools brace for difficult budget season
INSIDE: Find school board hearing dates for districts and charters that have posted them on their websites.
‘Constant battle’: New state policy aims to help teachers navigate AI use
For three years, teachers and districts have navigated the new landscape of artificial intelligence largely on their own. State leaders will now have to change that.
Kuna trustees sever ties with Idaho School Boards Association
Following a split vote, the district ended its contract with the organization that trains school boards, advocates on education policy, and provides legal, leadership, and governance support to districts.
Soda Springs still faces special education compliance hurdles despite progress
Administrators have completed more than 40 assigned tasks, but unresolved staffing, training and certification concerns remain.
Canvas data breach resolved, Instructure CEO apologizes
Canvas is back online at educational institutions after its parent company reached a deal with hackers.
Caldwell approves sale of former high school building amid budget strain
A Meridian manufacturer will purchase the property for $2.6 million in cash.
Exams canceled at Boise State amid alleged Canvas cyber attack
An alleged cyber attack put Canvas, a widely-used instructional software, out of commission worldwide.
GOP challengers take aim at Little in crowded primary
From saloon owner to county commissioner, Republican hopefuls are lining up to challenge the governor on May 19.