Education
Class of 2012
See the names of the class of 2012 from area high schools and colleges.
Family of U of I student who fell out of a fraternity window seeks $1 million deal
MOSCOW Raul Andaverde and Esmeralda Banda offered to drop their lawsuit in exchange for a settlement from the University of Idaho, the State Board of Education and the national fraternity and its local chapter. The offer is open until June 15.
Education
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EDUCATION
Timberline grad wants to work on treating cancer
Gamid Abatchev, one of the top graduating students at Timberline High, plans a career in medicine or medical research. He battled a cancerous tumor as a young boy, and he wants to help others facing the disease.
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EDUCATION
Small grads prompt big hopes for program
Caldwell’s P16 program, which aims to prepare students for college and beyond starting at age 3 or 4, graduated its first batch of preschoolers Thursday.
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EDUCATION
Boise district will let Timberline student who got cancer treatment participate in graduation
Haylee Winters was in danger of not being able to participate in graduation ceremonies May 30 with the rest of Timberline High School's class of 2012.
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MERIDIAN, EAGLE, KUNA, STAR
Meridian high school students build houses and resumes
About two dozen students spent the last 10 months building a Habitat for Humanity home for a Burmese refugee family.
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FAMILY
Send us your graduation photos for our photo gallery
Is there a high school or college graduated in your family? How about a kindergarten graduate? We'd love to display your photos in a reader gallery.
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EDUCATION
Canyon, Ada schools get grants for fresh fruit and veggies
Thirty-six Canyon and Ada County elementary schools are among 112 Idaho schools that will receive grants to provide fresh fruit and vegetables as snacks during the 2012-13 school year.
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EDUCATION
Indian Creek elementary school in Kuna closed Tuesday for lice outbreak
A southwestern Idaho school district is closing an elementary school due to an outbreak of head lice.
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EDUCATION
Idaho's optical network gets $3 million grant for education and expansion
The J.A. and Kathryn Albertson Foundation awarded the Idaho Regional Optical Network a $3 million grant through the next five years to support distance learning activities and enhanced broadband access for colleges, universities and education research sites throughout Idaho.
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EDUCATION
Colleges confront higher costs, student debt
COLUMBUS, Ohio In a wood-paneled office lined with books, sports memorabilia and framed posters (including John Belushi in “Animal House”), E. Gordon Gee, the president of Ohio State University, keeps a framed quotation that reads, “If you don’t like change, you...
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EDUCATION
Boise School District announces four new principals
The new principals named by the Boise District will take their posts effective the beginning of the 2012-13 school year.






