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Emma Epperly

Emma Epperly

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Reporter, Idaho Education News

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  • Critchfield launches parent partner pilot program to support special ed families

    By Emma Epperly Verified| Idaho Education News Verified SANDPOINT — For parents, going through the process of working with a school to diagnose and support a child with a disability can be confusing. So confusing that at a presentation on the process Wednesday, the Idaho Department of Education handed out a packet with 20 acronyms spelled out just to get parents on the same page as presenters.

    By Emma Epperly Verified · Idaho Education News

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Three bonds and 21 levies to appear on May ballot

    By Emma Epperly Verified| Idaho Education News Verified (UPDATED, April 18)Twenty-four school districts across Idaho will ask voters for a combined total of over $220.6 million on their May ballots. Three North Idaho district leaders said the passage of their supplemental levies after failures in November are the only way to avoid layoffs and eliminating programs. In Lakeland, trustees reduced their levy ask by $2 million in November, even if the levy passes the district will lose 25 staff members.

    By Emma Epperly Verified · Idaho Education News

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • NIC withdraws last of ‘no confidence’ votes

    By Emma Epperly Verified| Bonner County Daily Bee Verified Nearly a year ago, people showed up an hour early just to get a seat at the North Idaho College trustees’ meeting. They waited more than three hours to give public comment. The college was on the brink of losing accreditation. Faculty and staff were leaving. And the college had gone months without a head of human resources. Kathleen Miller Green, head of the faculty assembly, remembers going home after that meeting sick to her stomach about her beloved college’s reputation and future.

    By Emma Epperly Verified · Bonner County Daily Bee

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Idaho Education News

Boise, Idaho, United States

+1 208-447-8141