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Moscow weighs plan for new middle school, high school upgrades
Trustees are set to hold an Aug. 7 workshop to discuss running a bond or plant-facility levy this fall to pay for the projects.
Lake Pend Oreille trustees vote to relocate alternative school
The decision was unanimous despite a packed meeting, repeated shouts from the crowd and a formal grievance.
Lakeland trustees cure alleged open meeting violation
Tustees have met 31 times so far in 2026, including 25 executive sessions.
‘What resilience means:’ Nezperce teacher returns after leukemia battle
Cancer taught Callie Zenner a lesson she now shares with her students: “You can do hard things.”
Charter board rewards director with a $150,000 loan he likely doesn’t have to pay back
Bluum CEO Terry Ryan said he’s “never seen anything like it.”
Coalition files grievances against Lake Pend Oreille over moving alternative students
The complaints allege federal civil rights, programmatic and funding violations.
U of I announces three AI degree programs
Idaho’s three four-year universities will all offer artificial intelligence degrees in 2026-27.
West Bonner predicts largely flat budget, as past-due audits remain unfinished
The Idaho Department of Education began withholding payments to West Bonner three years ago.
‘Not enough’: Educators call for more K-12 funding at North Idaho listening session
“We can’t take pride in being funded dead last in the country and expect significant improvement,” Coeur d’Alene Superintendent Shon Hocker told attendees at the final stop of a statewide tour seeking input on how to modernize Idaho’s K-12 funding formula.
UPDATED: Moscow weighs reducing its high school graduation requirements
The goal is to “decrease loads for students and teachers,” said Moscow High Principal Erik Perryman. But patrons, educators and students are pushing back.