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A Jerome County farmer, gadfly and school levy skeptic last month asked Idaho Secretary of State Phil McGrane to remove a plant-facilities levy from the ballot over what he claimed is “false and misleading” language.
But that won’t happen.
Dean Dimond, whose opposition to Valley School District levies has
On Thursday, the State Board redlined one question in the Idaho Standards Achievement Test in science.
The details are under wraps — private vendors write the standardized tests, and the contents are proprietary. But an Idaho Department of Education “fairness review” committee flagged one question, state superintendent Debbie Critchfield said during
It will probably take three years, at least, to rewrite Idaho’s aging and long-debated K-12 funding formula.
State superintendent Debbie Critchfield hopes to have a funding formula “framework” to present to legislators in January. But she said she wants to gradually move away from the old formula, while ramping up a new one.
“A three-year phase-in is the most li...
Moscow’s plant facility levy proposal was “semi-confusing” to longtime resident Scott Fleischman, so he showed up to the district’s open house Monday to learn more.
After putting five kids through Moscow public schools, with his youngest still in high school, Fleischman was “fairly supportive” of any proposal to update the district’s buildings.
“We knew somethin...
Teachers in Bonneville School District will soon be required to sign a form certifying that they are either a biological male or female.
District leaders say the new requirement will ensure compliance with state law governing public ...