Kevin Richert
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Boise State GOP, Democratic groups to co-sponsor panel on diversity programs
Four lawmakers — two Republicans, two Democrats — have agreed to speak at the Oct. 22 event.
Forty-five and counting: Little’s growing field of State Board applicants
Seven people applied after Gov. Brad Little’s June 17 deadline. The list includes new appointee Shawn Keough, two former State Board members, and one of state superintendent Sherri Ybarra’s top aides.
Lawmaker blasts gender-neutral restrooms, pushes for Boise State defunding
Decrying what he calls “immoral garbage” at Idaho’s largest university, Rep. Chad Christensen, R-Ammon, says the gender-neutral restrooms could encourage sexual assaults.
Boise pre-K program expands next week
Free pre-kindergarten classes will open Monday at Garfield and Whittier elementary schools, as the Boise School District expands early education in high-poverty neighborhoods.
Who’s on Little’s State Board of Education short list?
It not clear if Gov. Brad Little has moved on from a field of 38 people who applied in June. But it is clear that he has expanded his field of vision.
IEA: State is ‘nowhere near the finish line’ for veteran teachers
But Idaho Education Association President Kari Overall hailed the first round of master educator premiums, awarded this week.
More than 1,200 teachers will receive state master educator premiums
About 87 percent of applicants will receive one of the new state premiums, which could be worth $12,000 over three years.








