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The latest and breaking news and investigative reports about Idaho public education.
The 2006 tax shift still divides Idaho leaders
The story behind the one-day legislative session of Aug. 25, 2006 — from people on both sides of the debate.
Who supported House Bill 1, and who didn’t?
A look at the roll call from Aug. 25, 2006 — and some prominent names on both sides of the tax shift.
Boise school board candidates take on the issues
Beth Oppenheimer, David Wagers and Monica Walker are seeking two school board seats in the Sept. 6 election.
Several districts will seek levies on Tuesday
The big-ticket item: the Lake Pend Oreille School District will seek a $55.1 million plant facilities levy.
Lori Otter unveils new school security initiative
The Office of School Safety and Security will be headed up by a manager and three regional security consultants.
Idaho Falls’ mastery pilot fuses technology and projects
Rocky Mountain Middle is implementing a new program called “Fusion Classroom.” All of the 130 students who volunteered to join will get to use a new laptop.
Federal judge blocks transgender student guidelines
The federal guidelines have drawn fire from officials in more than a dozen states, including Idaho.
Idaho teachers earn Presidential Award for math and science
The group, including a teacher who helped develop new science standards that the Legislature placed on hold, is invited to ceremonies in Washington, D.C.
Two new West Ada schools open today
New elementary and middle schools will accommodate 1,315 students. The schools were equipped with the latest technology and modern learning designs.
ENA files lawsuit over Idaho Education Network payments
The broadband vendor is seeking unspecified back payments — and legal cover in a rapidly escalating battle with Attorney General Lawrence Wasden.