Ryan Suppe
Nearly 99% of public school teachers graded ‘proficient’ or better
Teachers continue to earn overwhelmingly positive grades in the annual reviews that affect raises and the state funding public schools receive.
Middleton secures state funding to build new elementary school
A state panel approved $11.1 million from a revived loan program. But there’s a catch.
Caldwell trustee resigns amid district leadership changes
The district will soon have a new superintendent and chief financial officer along with two new trustees.
HB 93 critics overwhelm town hall for tax credit applicants
A town hall designed to answer questions about applying for the state’s new private education tax credit turned into a tribunal for the program’s sponsors.
Idaho universities propose hundreds of new state-supported medical school seats
Lawmakers set a goal to subsidize 30 new medical school seats over the next three years. But Monday’s proposals went well beyond that.
School leaders tout state tax relief that will make bonds, levies cheaper
It’s a discount that has the potential to sway voters who are on the fence about supporting ballot measures in November.
Caldwell schools to display ‘In God We Trust’ signs after donation
State law requires public schools to display signs that include the U.S. national motto if the materials are donated.
Longtime school trustee targets Senate seat in Boise swing district
Nancy Gregory, a Democrat, could face incumbent Republican Sen. Codi Galloway in one of the state’s most competitive swing districts.
Tax Commission shares key dates, requirements for private education tax credit
Aspiring applicants must file a 2024 income tax return in the coming weeks, if they haven’t already.
Legislature intervenes in HB 93 lawsuit
The Idaho Supreme Court issued a series of orders allowing the Legislature to join the lawsuit while blocking national school choice groups from doing so.