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Ryan Suppe
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Senior Reporter, Idaho Education News
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By Ryan Suppe Verified| Idaho Education News Verified All five West Ada School District trustees and the superintendent, most for the first time, commented Monday on the controversy surrounding the district’s order to remove inclusive posters because they violate a “content neutral” classroom policy.
By Ryan Suppe Verified, Kevin Richert Verified| Idaho Education News Verified (UPDATED, 7:41 p.m., with evening developments.)A late-session push to extinguish diversity, equity and inclusion in colleges and universities is nearing its final hurdle. The House approved Senate Bill 1198 after a passionate debate Thursday. The legislation would bar DEI-based discrimination in hiring and college admissions, diversity training programs and DEI offices. It would also prohibit colleges and universities from requiring DEI classes, unless they’re part of a chosen degree program.
By Ryan Suppe Verified| Times-News (Idaho) Verified It’s not a secret that some Idaho lawmakers delete their emails and text messages — which are public records when they relate to legislation and other official business, according to state law. But they rarely admit it publicly. Rep. Barbara Ehardt bucked this trend last week, in an attempt to bring some levity to a tense House debate over a bill that would restrict diversity, equity and inclusion on college and university campuses.
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