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Some districts cut, others hold steady as new fiscal year nears
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Some districts cut, others hold steady as new fiscal year nears
School districts across Idaho are heading into the new fiscal year on different paths: West Ada and Boise are adjusting to enrollment declines, Middleton is making deep cuts and implementing fees after a failed levy, and Coeur d’Alene is planning for stability. Trustees across Idaho are planning their districts’ expenses for the 2026-27 school year — from teacher salaries to curriculum and utility costs. And this year, many districts are facing …
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