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Analysis: Idaho's Empowering Parents problems catch Gov. Brad Little off-guard, inexplicably - Vimarsana News

Analysis: Idaho's Empowering Parents problems catch Gov. Brad Little off-guard, inexplicably

An audit of Idaho's Empowering Parents program was ordered to figure out how many taxpayer dollars were diverted away from proper purchases.

Potential Formula 1 STEM stars of the future to compete over three days in Yorkshire - Vimarsana News

Potential Formula 1 STEM stars of the future to compete over three days in Yorkshire

Prospective Formula 1 stars of the future will be driving into Yorkshire next month for the finals of a national competition.

State launches Empowering Parents grants review - Vimarsana News

State launches Empowering Parents grants review

The State Board of Education is reviewing the Empowering Parents program — saying some of the federally funded family education microgrants may have been used to cover ineligible purchases such as clothes, TVs, smart watches or household cleaning items.

Officials investigating alleged misuse of Idaho's Empowering Parents grants | Local - Vimarsana News

Officials investigating alleged misuse of Idaho's Empowering Parents grants | Local

The Idaho State Board of Education is reviewing the Empowering Parents program — saying some of the federally funded family education microgrants may have been used to cover ineligible purchases

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Amid red flags, state launches Empowering Parents grants review - Vimarsana News

Amid red flags, state launches Empowering Parents grants review

Some of the federally funded grants may have been used to cover ineligible purchases — such as clothes, TVs, smart watches or household cleaning items. And it's not clear whether the state can get its money back.