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Boise State launches search for new CFO
The chief financial officer’s job is just one of several top administrative openings at Boise State, in addition to the president’s vacancy.
Education department considers lifting special education age limit
Court decisions in neighboring states have required increasing the age limit to 22. Idaho currently funds services for students until they turn 21.
NIC trustees select new chair, vice chair
The college also received a clean audit.
In depth: Public records tell the story behind the flawed Boise State president search
The highest-profile job search in Idaho higher education is on indefinite hold. Idaho Education News dug into more than 150 pages of public records, following the path from a fast-track search to a sudden slowdown.
DOGE recommends consolidating STEM Action Center
Moving the agency into the Workforce Development Council — along with other consolidation measures — would save about $300,000.
Who’s who in the HB 93 lawsuit? Meet the plaintiffs and defendants
Educators, attorneys, parents and politicians have picked sides in a lawsuit to decide whether Idaho can subsidize private education.
UPDATED: Boise answers some questions about its sex abuse settlements
The Boise School District’s insurance company will pay only $2 million toward a series of sexual abuse settlements. That means the district and its patrons are on the hook for $5 million — and could get the entire bill for any future claims.
West Ada gathers feedback from parents on boundary changes
Some schools are overcrowded and some are below capacity. New boundaries would help fix that.
Flag-and-banner law yields two complaints in five months
Both complaints were resolved.
White House splinters U.S. Department of Education, sends K-12 programs to Labor
One advocate said ‘it will be difficult to put Humpty Dumpty back together again,’ but another dismissed the move as a ‘nothing burger.’









