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Idaho teacher awarded for environmental education instruction
Hawthorne Elementary’s Misha Smith earned recognition for her instructive work.
Labrador lawsuit challenges closed-door, U of I-Phoenix purchase discussions
“The people of Idaho deserve to know about a transaction of this magnitude before it happens, not to have it presented to them as a fait accompli,” the attorney general’s office said in a lawsuit, filed Tuesday.
UPDATED: West Bonner trustees mum on buyout for former superintendent — a potential open meetings violation
It’s the latest wrinkle in contentious efforts to replace Jackie Branum.
UPDATED: West Bonner trustees one step closer to finalizing Durst hire
But distrust between trustees and community members lingers.
West Bonner superintendent controversy stokes broader question: who should lead Idaho school districts?
Requirements to become a superintendent are stringent. Durst says they’re too much.
Campaign to boost attendance sees some success
“Every Day Matters” is an effort from officials to forge community, attendance and connection to school.
New director looks to build relationships and provide more training support
Striking the correct balance between accountability and advocacy is among her top priorities.
Zoning denial throws Fruitland charter school’s expansion into question
The academy can appeal with the city council. However, waiting is not in the school’s best interest because funding commitments have an August deadline.
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.
Traditional storyteller brings Nez Perce culture to curriculum
About 60 educators attended Harry Slickpoo’s seasonal rounds presentation at the Nez Perce National Historical Park Visitor Center east of Lewiston.