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About $33 million of federal grants that support teacher training, after school programs and English language learners are in limbo for Idaho’s public school districts.
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A bill allowing school districts to hire chaplains is heading to the House floor.
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Idaho lawmakers are considering letting public school districts hire chaplains as early as next school year.
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Idaho public schools would no longer be able to fly certain flags under legislation introduced Tuesday.
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Make no mistake. Monica Church isn't just a citizen legislator. She's an educator citizen legislator“I would not leave education to be a legislator. I am a legislator because I’m an educator.”
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On Friday, legislators announced a new tax credit proposal for students receiving schooling outside of public institutions. Under the proposal, families would receive a refundable tax credit of up to $5,000 to cover costs related to their child’s non-public education.
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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has temporarily blocked an Idaho bill banning transgender students from using restrooms, lockers, showers or other school facilities that align with their gender identity.
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The Idaho legislature is responding to a policy proposal around LGBTQ+ students in the Caldwell School District with a bill restricting school bathroom use to align with biological sex.
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High-needs schools in Idaho will be able to apply for a new pot of federal grant money to strengthen students’ mental health.
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Wednesday, August 17 has been circled on thousands of calendars, all across Boise. That’s when about 26,000 students and another 2,000 educators will begin the 2022-23 school year.