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Two Meridianites go head-to-head for West Ada trustee position - Vimarsana News

Two Meridianites go head-to-head for West Ada trustee position

What do a retired Naval officer and a mother with a math degree have in common? Candidacies to become the next West Ada School Board trustee.

'We were heard.' Gov. Brad Little funding gets Idaho teachers trained on dyslexia - Vimarsana News

'We were heard.' Gov. Brad Little funding gets Idaho teachers trained on dyslexia

“It really transformed the way that I teach reading and spelling,” a first-grade teacher from Eagle said of the training.

Source: yahoo.com
West Ada School District looks to keep up with growth - Vimarsana News

West Ada School District looks to keep up with growth

School districts across the Treasure Valley are trying to keep up with growth. West Ada, the biggest district in the state, is no exception. Voters this spring rejected a more than $500 million plant facilities levy. Without the levy passing, what does it mean for the district? Superintendent

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Taxpayers voice concern and support for $500 million West Ada School District levy - Vimarsana News

Taxpayers voice concern and support for $500 million West Ada School District levy

If passed with a 55% vote on Tuesday, the $500 million would be spread out over 10 years.

Source: ktvb.com
Cost of growth: West Ada asks voters to pass record levy to handle school overcrowding - Vimarsana News

Cost of growth: West Ada asks voters to pass record levy to handle school overcrowding

“We have kids that are on waiting lists for some of our programs. It’s really important that we provide them with the opportunity to engage in career programs.”

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