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Boise CultureCultureFeatured SpecialsFeatures
November 19, 2021

Public Schools, Politics and the Pandemic: When the political world enters the classroom

By Julianne Gee
On Friday, March 13, 2020, Carmi Scheller, a fourth-grade teacher at Star Elementary, said goodbye to her class for the weekend with a declaration of “see you Monday.”  On Monday, March 16, West Ada School District moved online. With a trembling voice and…
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Idaho GovernmentNews
October 26, 2021

Former Boise State president Kustra calls for Democrats to register Republican to counter far-right influence

By Patrick R. Kaufmann
Former Boise State president Dr. Robert Kustra suggested that registered Idaho Democrats should consider changing their political party membership to Republican in an opinion article published in the Idaho Statesman — a call which has garnered diverse reactions across the…
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AdministrationNews
October 7, 2021

Big City Coffee files $10 million lawsuit against Boise State in months-long controversy over police, social justice

By Blake Hunter
Content warning: this article contains the quoted use of anti-Black language. Local coffee shop and cafe Big City Coffee has filed a $10 million lawsuit against Boise State University in the latest development of a months-long debacle that helped fuel a conservative…
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Idaho GovernmentNews
September 28, 2021

Lt. Gov. McGeachin’s Education Task Force centers debate on school choice and claims of ‘indoctrination’

By Alaina Uhlenhoff
Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin’s education task force issued six recommendations after their last meeting on Aug. 26. The task force does not have legislative authority, but was created to examine indoctrination in Idaho education, with the goal of rooting out allegedly…
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