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School districts across Idaho are heading into the new fiscal year on different paths: West Ada and Boise are adjusting to enrollment declines, Middleton is making deep cuts and implementing fees after a failed levy, and Coeur d’Alene is planning for stability.
Trustees are planning their districts’ expenses for the 2026-27 school year — from
The state could soon have a new rule on where parents can — and can’t — spend taxpayer dollars for virtual learning.
If all goes according to plan, the new rule could go into effect in early August, in time for the next ...
Wendy Johnson will be Idaho’s second-highest paid superintendent when she takes over the top administrative role at the Boise School District next month.
Boise school board trustees Monday approved a three-year superintendent contract for Johnson. She will earn $219,454 next year to lead the second-largest school district in Idaho, which has 21,720 students. ...
The state’s highest-paid superintendent will receive a $20,000 raise each year for the next three years under a contract trustees approved without discussion Monday.
West Ada School District Superintendent Derek Bub will take home $250,822 for the 2026-27 school year. That amount will increase to $290,822 by the 2028-29 school year. Bub makes $230,822 for the fiscal ye...
BALTIMORE – School districts around the country are facing a painful reality as enrollments decline.
For many districts, there are too many schools for the number of kids they’ll serve in a few years, according to Marguerite Roza, director of the Edunomics Lab at Georgetown University.
It’s not a matter of if schools will close but when, as lower birth rates hav...