“I am doing everything I can to convince the trustees about how important it is to have kids in school,” Little said.
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Administrators to gather for in-person conference this week
More than 200 K-12 school leaders are gathering for their annual conference.
Virtual chaos: Technical problems put Boise’s school decision on hold
With an Aug. 17 opening date looming, Boise trustees will try again Tuesday to decide on the fate of fall instruction.
Boise, West Ada and Kuna schools placed in highest COVID-19 risk category
School boards still have the final say, but the state’s recommendation for Category 3 is for schools to be closed.
State Board waives college entrance exam admissions requirement for 2021-22 year
Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, many of this fall’s high school seniors have not been able to take the SAT or ACT test.
Reopening schools revolves around two issues, says district health program manager
Gina Pannell says kids need to be in schools, but how that can affect public health during a pandemic is hard to gauge.
Nampa will start the school year completely online
The district will also postpone the first day of school by a week and mandate masks for students.
Supreme Court halts Reclaim Idaho’s K-12 petition drive
The ruling places a temporary block on the group’s push to increase the amount of income taxes corporations and wealthier Idahoans pay to fund the state’s public schools.
Analysis: In a long, simmering summer of coronavirus, Boise trustees wrestle with reopening
The numbers are larger — the student and staff numbers, and the case numbers. But Boise’s school reopening dilemma is the state’s school reopening dilemma.
Legislative working group calls for special session to address liability issues
Only Gov. Brad Little can call a special session of the Legislature. He’s left the door open but hasn’t acted yet.