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Caldwell weighs budget challenges after state-mandated salary increases
State policymakers this year directed school districts to implement salary minimums. That will cost Caldwell $2 million.
Federal judge to consider religious freedom arguments in Blaine Amendment case
A Middleton church that rented a public school’s gymnasium claims its First Amendment rights were violated when the lease was cancelled.
Thinking about private school? Idaho’s new incentive could offset all your state taxes
This hypothetical middle-class household shows how the Parental Choice tax credit can be a significant incentive to attend private school.
‘Big volunteer effort’: Salmon eyes new school opening in 2026
After voters approved a historic bond last year, construction on a new school building is underway.
Caldwell teacher, who showed students how to think for themselves, retires after 40 years
Colleagues and former students are celebrating Steve Hauge this month, after his four decades teaching economics and politics.
Idaho climbs 12 spots in national rankings for starting teacher pay
Idaho made gains on teacher pay after the state invested in raises, but it still ranks last in per-student spending.
State will no longer monitor school calendars for legal compliance
The Idaho Department of Education has discontinued reporting requirements that ensured districts and charters are meeting minimum instructional days.
Most districts and charters must lift starting teacher pay to comply with state minimum
Find out how your district or charter school’s starting salary compares to the state’s minimum.
Former senator remembered as ‘fierce’ advocate for education
Former Sen. Carl Crabtree, a rancher from Grangeville and advocate for schools, died Tuesday.
Retired public school administrators campaign against private school tax credit
Save Our Schools Idaho is hosting town halls to build opposition to House Bill 93. Who are they?