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House backs bill to pay parents who pull kids out of schools not offering full-time, in-person classes

House backs bill to pay parents who pull kids out of schools not offering full-time, in-person classes
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Idaho elected officials earn $50,000 for local schools in Steps for Schools walking challenge

BOISE – Sixty elected officials in Idaho completed the Blue Cross of Idaho Foundation for Health’s annual Steps for Schools walking challenge, earning $50,000 for schools in the state. The Steps for Schools walking challenge encourages Idaho legislators and other elected officials to be active, set a good example and earn money to donate to a school or school district of their choice.  The schools can use those funds to purchase equipment or sponsor programming that encourages children to be active. These funds also can be used for any COVID-19 relief efforts happening at the school. Participants had two options in this year’s challenge: average 5,000 steps per day in February to earn $500 or average 10,000 steps per day to earn $1,000 for a school or school district. There were 40 participants who reached the 10,000-step goal this year.

House passes rural teacher hiring bill; progress made on other education bills

House passes rural teacher hiring bill; progress made on other education bills Kevin Richert and Sami Edge, IdahoEdNews.org Updated at Share This Rep. Charlie Shepherd, R-Pollock BOISE Voting almost along party lines, the House passed a bill to grant rural school districts added flexibility in teacher hiring. House Bill 221 would allow schools to issue local teaching certificates to fill their classroom vacancies. In order to qualify, an applicant need only hold a bachelor’s degree. With Idaho schools short by about 600 teachers per year and with the pandemic likely to place even greater pressure on rural schools and charter schools HB 221 would provide needed hiring latitude, said Rep. Charlie Shepherd, R-Pollock, the bill’s sponsor.

Legislative town hall makes stop in Payette

PAYETTE — The legislators of Idaho’s District 9 held three town hall meetings on Feb. 20 in Council, Midvale and Payette in order to allow the public to “share your thoughts about the issues” according to the flier advertising the event. Topics ranged from education to health districts’ authority to Second Amendment rights. The last stop, Payette County Courthouse, was filled to near-capacity with members of the public who came with their questions for the three legislators: Sen. Abby Lee, R-Fruitland, Rep. Ryan Kerby, R-New Plymouth, and Rep. Judy Boyle, R-Midvale. Social Gatherings The first question asked pertained to when the subject of when the state senate would be revisiting the guidelines around social gatherings and was addressed to Lee, 

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