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Food inspections: September 29, 2023

Lewis Cass Early Learning Academy

Vancouver parents group that formed amid Evergreen teachers strike continues advocacy

UPDATE: Sunnyside Schools under lockdown following large emergency response

UPDATE 2:42 P.M.: The Sunnyside Police Department will be letting students go home through a 'controlled release'.

Rules deter school districts from seeking state money

GISD board approves scope of work for 2024 bond

The Graham ISD Board of Trustees approved the scope of work for a May 2024 bond election and requested updated costs for two propositions. The scope includes grade level additions, new parking and playground renovations at Pioneer Elementary School as well as renovations at Crestview Elementary School. In June, the board voted to establish a bond election on the May 2024 ballot. The new scope focuses on adding space at Pioneer to allow the campus to serve grades pre-K through second and renovations at Crestview to allow the campus to serve grades 3-5.

Three new Chickasha Police Officers sworn in

During the Tuesday, September 5, 2023 Chickasha City Council Meeting, Judge Michael Chaffin held a swearing in ceremony for three Chickasha Police Officers, Trenton Freeman, Jonithan Horse and Martin Amerson.

Idaho created a $25 million fund to fix unsafe schools. Why is nobody using it?

Idaho Created a $25M Fund to Fix Schools. Why Is Nobody Using It? — ProPublica

The state’s fund to help school districts repair unsafe buildings has only been used twice since it was set up in 2006 — and not at all in the last decade.

Idaho created a $25 million fund to fix unsafe schools. Why is nobody using it?

About a decade ago, one school district went to the state for money to fix its crumbling buildings. It got a fraction of what it asked for. Since then, no other district has even applied.

Funding Idaho School Building Has Been a Problem for Decades

A $25 million loan program was established in 2006 as a way to pay for maintenance and repairs of aging school buildings. But lawmakers made the program “difficult to use” and only two districts have been able to access the aid.