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2 days ago |
idahoednews.org | Ryan Suppe
Idaho’s K-12 public schools are no longer required to report their annual calendars — including instructional hours — to the state. State law mandates that school districts and charter schools set yearly calendars offering a minimum number of instructional hours. But during the 2025-26 school year, state officials won’t verify whether districts and charters are satisfying the minimum, spokespeople for the Idaho Department of Education (IDE) confirmed this week.
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4 days ago |
idahoednews.org | Ryan Suppe
The vast majority of Idaho’s public school districts and charter schools will have to increase starting teacher pay next school year to meet the state’s minimum salary requirements, according to an analysis by Idaho Education News. And some districts will have to lift starting pay by as much as 21% to meet the state’s new minimum teacher salary — $50,252.
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6 days ago |
bonnercountydailybee.com | Ryan Suppe
Friends and colleagues of Carl Crabtree this week remembered the former state senator as a “fierce” advocate for education, who championed investments in literacy and represented the needs of local school leaders at the Statehouse. Crabtree died Tuesday after a recent battle with brain cancer, according to state superintendent Debbie Critchfield.
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1 week ago |
news-journal.com | Ryan Suppe
Friends and colleagues of Carl Crabtree this week remembered the former state senator as a “fierce” advocate for education, who championed investments in literacy and represented the needs of local school leaders at the Statehouse. Crabtree died Tuesday after a recent battle with brain cancer, according to state superintendent Debbie Critchfield. Crabtree worked in Critchfield’s office after serving in the Legislature for six years.
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2 weeks ago |
idahoednews.org | Ryan Suppe
A few dozen people gathered for a town hall at Eagle High School last week. The topic: Should your tax dollars go to private schools? This might seem like a moot point, considering the Idaho Legislature this year passed a bill directing tax dollars to private education. The Parental Choice Tax Credit, signed into law in February, is set to deliver $50 million to private school and home-school families this fiscal year.
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