Sadie Dittenber
BEYOND GO-ON: Four young adults talk about their diverse paths after high school
Their next steps are as unique as they are — and college is just one of many options.
BEYOND GO-ON: How my gap year changed my life — and prepared me for college
It was the only option for life after high school that sparked my interest and got me excited about my future.
Boise trustees approve new dress code, declare board vacancy
The board also approved three resolutions to be heard by the Idaho School Boards Association this fall.
Most high school graduates don’t go to college, and the rates vary from school to school
INSIDE: The top 10 and bottom 10 college-going rates for Idaho schools. Plus, data from Idaho’s largest districts.
Opponents file lawsuit over new transgender bathroom law
The complaint, filed in federal court Thursday evening, describes the new bathroom law as a “solution in search of a problem.”
Revised go-on rates improve, but still don’t approach pre-pandemic rates
The majority of students still aren’t going to college right after high school.
Council superintendent resigns amid investigation
Edmunson has led the district since 2018, after he resigned from the New Plymouth district amid a separate investigation.
Nampa trustees pass policy limiting discussions on gender identity, sexual orientation
After around two hours of public testimony and discussion, the policy passed on a 3-1 vote.
International students face added barriers in life after college
“They want to work, they need to make money, and they need to send some of that money to their families in their home countries,” said C of I administrator McKay Cunningham. “They’re really frustrated with the suggestion that they can’t work like the domestic students can.”
West Bonner board strikes Durst repeal, tables contract discussion
Despite audience objections, Wednesday’s special meeting quickly adjourned around the eight-minute mark