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PAYETTE — With its two-year supplemental tax levy set to expire in 2021, the Payette School District Board of Trustees approved a resolution in December to send a renewal to voters. The board submitted its ballot language in January for the March 9 election, as required under Idaho Code 34-439A. During the board’s regular meeting on Feb. 8, Chairman Andy Kirkendall asked trustees to review their list of registered voters and find those voters they felt could use more information about the levy. “Payette School District has had this supplemental levy in place since 2013; it is n...

This letter is written to provide some clarification and additional information in response to the Feb. 9 article in the Independent-Enterprise regarding the remodeling plans at Payette School District.

Runaway Juvenile Suspected In Car Theft Friday, February 12, 2021 The Dalton Police Department is asking for the public’s help to locate runaway juvenile, Robin Gilbert, 16, who is suspected of stealing a dark blue Honda Civic. Ms. Gilbert ran away from DFCS custody on Feb. 9.    Ms. Gilbert has been reported at least three times in the past. This time, she was reported as a runaway from the area of West Bridge Road when the DFCS employee supervising her woke up and noticed that her dark blue 2017 Honda Civic was missing. The vehicle had Tennessee license plate 0C52K8, b...

Some Idaho schools struggled to graduate seniors during pandemic-forced closures Nik Streng, IdahoEdNews.org Updated at Share This The first months of the COVID-19 pandemic contributed to Idaho’s improved 2020  high school graduation rate because some requirements were waived when buildings closed and learning moved online. But improved rates were not universal. For 83 of Idaho’s more than 200 high schools, the graduation rate dropped from the prior year. Idaho’s overall graduation-rate increased from 80.7 percent to 82.1 percent  — a jump of 1.4 percentage points, the highest in...

PAYETTE — While COVID-19 continues to weigh on school operations, Superintendent Robin Gilbert made the situation seem a little lighter for those viewing the Payette School District Board of Trustees’