US Edition'I think we all knew this year was going to be rough:' In Nampa, turmoil gives way to optimism
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'I think we all knew this year was going to be rough:' In Nampa, turmoil gives way to optimism
About this series The four-day school schedule was once an anomaly, restricted to rural schools in Idaho and other Western states. This fall, nearly 100,000 Idaho students will attend a four-day school. And the Nampa School District is the largest Idaho district to adopt the schedule. A a year ago this week, a divided board of trustees voted to make the change. Idaho EdNews senior reporter Kevin Richert will spend the 2024-25 school year taking …
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