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Luna Pans Obama Ed Proposal
Luna Pans Obama Ed Proposal
Idaho Teachers Leaving In Droves
Idaho Teachers Leaving In Droves
Carlson: Luna Steamrolled Teachers
Carlson: Luna Steamrolled Teachers
Waiting On Waiver, Idaho Left Behind
Waiting On Waiver, Idaho Left Behind
Luna Declines Comment On K12 Suit
Luna Declines Comment On K12 Suit
Foster About Face Angers Dems
Foster About Face Angers Dems
Otter Enlists Ex-Dem Operative Foster
Otter Enlists Ex-Dem Operative Foster
AP: Former Dems chief Foster to work with Otter against school referendum
AP: Former Dems chief Foster to work with Otter against school referendum
Luna touts ‘one-to-one devices’
Luna touts ‘one-to-one devices’
Luna updates lawmakers on ‘Students Come First’ reforms
Luna updates lawmakers on ‘Students Come First’ reforms
Idaho schools chief has plan to offset teacher pay cuts
BOISE – Idaho public schools chief Tom Luna told lawmakers Thursday he wants to offset a planned $19 million reduction in Idaho teacher pay and benefits next year using projected state revenue the governor had hoped to funnel into a rainy day account for education. The state is poised to move the money from salaries to help pay for classroom technology and teacher pay-for-performance as part of Luna’s “Students Come First” education changes.
Idaho schools chief pitches budget plan, reforms
Idaho public schools chief Tom Luna told lawmakers Thursday he wants to offset a planned $19 million reduction in Idaho teacher pay and benefits next year using projected state revenue the governor had hoped to funnel into a rainy day account for education.
Luna: 2/3s Want 1st 1/3 Of Laptops
Luna: 2/3s Want 1st 1/3 Of Laptops
Has Luna Reform Gutted IEA?
Has Luna Reform Gutted IEA?
Senate Ed adjourns for the day without voting on online course rule
Senate Ed adjourns for the day without voting on online course rule
Luna: ‘E-learning is a critical skill for the 21st Century’
Luna: ‘E-learning is a critical skill for the 21st Century’
Senate ed takes up online course rule…
Senate ed takes up online course rule…
Eye on Boise: Health committee has plenty to peruse
BOISE – There was quite the spectacle at the Idaho House Health and Welfare Committee’s first meeting last week when chairwoman Rep. Janice McGeachin, R-Idaho Falls, had legislative pages bring in tall stacks of paper – 906-page printouts of the federal Affordable Care Act – for each committee member. McGeachin, describing the voluminous bill as the “Bible” that her committee members should study this year, said she’ll begin hosting “weekly Bible sessions” starting next Tuesday, where “anyone who has a question about this law” can participate.
What ‘Yes’/’No’ Mean For Referenda
What ‘Yes’/’No’ Mean For Referenda
Hucks: Luna Vs. Post Falls Teacher?
Hucks: Luna Vs. Post Falls Teacher?