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         Idaho K-12 Schools:     more detail
  1. Social studies program for Idaho public schools, grades K-12 by Orville A Reddington, 1974
  2. Your media program, K-12. Revision of Guidelines for instructional materials programs in Idaho schools, 1967 by Ruth L Seydel, 1972

81. Jenifer Junior High School (Lewiston, Idaho)
Student handbook, staff list, calendar, and information about sports and special programs. Grades 78.
http://www.lewiston.k12.id.us/jenifer/
Jenifer Junior High School,
Lewiston, Idaho,
Mission Statement,
Staff Information,
Teaching Teams, School Report Card,
Jenifer Band,
Student Handbook,
Special Programs,
Jenifer Weather, Jenifer News Network (JNN),
Lewiston School District,
School Calendar, Sport and Activities, Jenifer Library, History of Jenifer

82. Idaho Digital Learning Academy
The funding will help provide additional services to idaho School Districts. 777 South Latah Boise, idaho 83705 idla@idla.k12.id.us (208) 3420207.
http://idla.k12.id.us/
The Idaho Digital Learning Academy (IDLA) is a state sponsored, web-based educational program set up under the direction of the Idaho State Department of Education and Idaho State Legislature ( Title 33, Chapter 55 ) to provide Idaho students with greater access to a diverse assortment of courses. This virtual high school was created to address the educational needs of all Idaho students: traditional, home schooled, at-risk, gifted, and adult learners. 2005 UPDATE : The Idaho Legislature approved an additional appropriation for IDLA. The funding will help provide additional services to Idaho School Districts. The following is a few of the new programs you will see this year: Expanded course offerings for grades 7 thru 12 Advanced Placement/Concurrent Enrollment courses Gifted and talented courses The ISAT Preparatory Review will be offered free of charge to all Idaho school districts effective September 1, 2005. New!!! School Administrator Letter - What's New for 2005-2006 New!!! ISAT Preparatory Materials New!!!

83. MSD134
Middleton School District 134 5 South 3rd Ave West Middleton, idaho 83644 208585-3027 fax 208-585-3028. the Future in Progress
http://www.sd134.k12.id.us/
School of Merit Middleton School District #134
5 South 3rd Ave West
Middleton, Idaho 83644
208-585-3027 fax 208-585-3028 the Future in Progress

Providing Quality Education
Preparing Responsible Citizens
Promoting Lifelong Learning contact webmaster@msd134.org with comment and questions District Information
Calendars
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School Board
School Closures ... School Report Cards Departments Curriculum Food Service IT Department Maintenance ... Special Programs Schools Middleton High School Transition School Athletic Schedules Middleton Middle School Heights Elementary Mill Creek Elementary ... Purple Sage Elementary Students Lunch Menus Calendar Educational Links Parents Parent Information Volunteer Community Middleton Community Compass

84. Home Page
We are a small rural elementary school located in Kellogg, idaho, USA. We are part of Joint School District 391, and our current school population is 276
http://www.sd391.k12.id.us/sunnyside/
Sunnyside Elementary School
Kellogg, Idaho
The Supply List for the 2005-2006 School Year has been posted. Click here or click on Supply List in the menu above to see this year's updated list. We are a small rural elementary school located in Kellogg, Idaho, USA.
We are part of Joint School District #391, and our current school population is students in grades Kindergarten through Five.
The No Child Left Behind federal legislation requires that our school make an annual report to our community regarding the operation of the school. Click here to read the report, or click on the Building Report Card link above. Click on one of the buttons above to find out more about us! Link to S.D. #391 Home Page Support School Programs by Visiting the PTO Fund-Raising Links on the
PTO News Page
This page was last updated on
September 06, 2005

EVERY CHILD LEARNING EVERY DAY! Idaho Merit School (1998-99, 2000-01, 2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04, and 2004-05)
Sunnyside Elementary School
has again been awarded Merit Accreditation Status by the Idaho State Board of Education T
Merit status is awarded to schools that show that they significantly exceed the State Accreditation Standards and the status is awarded for two years.

85. Pocatello Community Charter School - Pocatello, Idaho
Pocatello Community Charter School We are Crew, Not Passengers - Expeditionary Learning, State of the Art Education.
http://www.pccs.k12.id.us/
Welcome to the Pocatello Community Charter School! The Pocatello Community Charter School, a center of Expeditionary Learning, is a public school of choice serving 180 students in Pocatello, Idaho from kindergarten through the eighth grade. Our school is a center of Expeditionary Learning. Expeditionary Learning Outward Bound is a network of schools that emphasize active learning, literacy, character growth and teamwork. As an Expeditionary Learning school, we teach reading, writing, science, math, and social studies through a challenging set of connected, real-world projects called learning expeditions. Expeditions call upon both students and teachers to collaborate, revise our work through multiple drafts, achieve our personal best, and reflect upon what we have learned.
This website has been awarded a Golden Web Award for 2003-2004.

86. Welcome To Coeur D'Alene Schools
School Board elects leadership, sets meeting dates for coming year. The Coeur d Alene School Board, at its annual reorganization meeting on July 11,
http://www.cdaschools.org/
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Click here to locate your Attendance Zone

Photos of Atlas Elementary School dedication
Open house information Bus Route Schedule for 2005-06
School Board approves emergency levy to handle growth The Coeur d'Alene School Board, during a special meeting on September 8, authorized an emergency levy of $439,568 for the 2005-06 Fiscal Year.
Idaho Code 33-805 allows school boards to certify to the County Commissioners a need based on the number of pupils in attendance compared to the same period of the previous school year. The certification must be done before the second Monday of September. The funds can be used to hire staff, purchase necessary furniture and curriculum, provide technology and otherwise address issues related to growth.
This levy recognizes growth of approximately 109 more students attending the first week of this year as compared to the first week of school in 2004. The levy excludes approximately 40 new students admitted through the District's open enrollment policy. Hearing testing scheduled for District 271 students in four grades
Pure-tone hearing screening will take place for all Coeur d'Alene School District 271 students in grades Kindergarten, 1st, 3rd and 5th and all new students to the District during the week of September 12-16. Parents will be notified if further screening is necessary for their child.

87. Wired News: States Rethinking Virtual School
They (K12 s Florida Virtual Academy) are a private school receiving K12 s close ties with government officials in idaho have state legislators fuming.
http://wired.com/news/print/0,1294,62889,00.html
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By John Gartner Story location: http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,62889,00.html 02:00 AM Apr. 07, 2004 PT A school without walls is learning that its doorways to state funding are getting smaller. Controversy surrounding payments to K12, a politically connected curriculum and school-services company, has prompted internecine battles within the GOP-led state governments in Idaho, Florida and Arkansas. Legislatures, governors and education departments in the three states are squabbling about the amounts of taxpayer money being paid to privately held K12 Inc. to operate online public schools. The financial bickering is also causing a rift between fiscally conservative Republicans and GOP politicians who are enthusiastically trying to expand K12's presence in their states. K12 of McLean, Virginia, manages and provides the curriculum for the virtual schools, where kids access all course work and communicate with their teachers online. William Bennett, who was secretary of education under President Ronald Reagan, founded K12 in 1999. According to Bryan Flood, vice president of public relations and government affairs, K12 has enrolled 12,000 students in 11 states who take classes at home under a guardian's tutelage, and receive a computer and Internet access for free.

88. Schooldi
Dietrich School District 314 406 North Part Dietrich, idaho 83324 Phone 208544-2158 Fax 208-544-2832 Emailpeteb@d314.k12.id.us
http://www.csi.edu/prospectiveStudents_/highschool/techprep/schooldi.htm
REGION IV TECH PREP CONSORTIUM
Blaine School District # 61

Superintendent Jim Lewis

118 West Bullion
Hailey, Idaho 83330
Phone: 208-788-2296
Fax: 208-788-0123
Email:jim@district.bcsc.k23.id.us Bliss School District # 234
Superintendent Kevin Lancaster

East Main
Bliss, Idaho 83314 Phone: 208-352-4447 Fax: 208-352-4649 Email: kevilanc@bliss.k12.id.us Buhl School District # 412 Superintendent Dr. Richard Hill 920 Main Street Buhl, Idaho 83316 Phone: 208-543-6436 Fax: 208-543-6360 Email:drick@d412.k12.id.us Camas School District # Superintendent Ed Marshall Box 370 Fairfield, Idaho 83327 Phone: 208-764-2472 Fax: 208-764-9218 Email:emarshall@d121.k12.id.us Cassia School District # 151 Superintendent Mike Chesley 237 East 19th Burley, Idaho 83318 Phone: 208-678-6600 Fax: 208-678-4231 Email:chemike@sd151.k12.id.us Castleford School District # 417 Superintendent Kelly Murphey 500 Main Castleford, Idaho 83321

89. Shelley School District 60
Welcome to the home of the Shelley idaho School District. Here we have news and information on what is new and exciting in our district as well as the
http://sd60.k12.id.us/
Pass your mouse over the links in the Menu Bar... Home: What's new in Shelley School District... Today is: Shelley High School Hobbs Middle School Stuart Elementary Sunrise Elementary ... City of Shelley
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Welcome
Welcome to the home of the Shelley Idaho School District. Here we have news and information on what is new and exciting in our district as well as the community. We have the Report Card still available for our District on the left at the bottom. Please feel free to check out the statistcs on our district. If you would like to download a Windows Microsoft Word version of this report, please click here . This file is over 1 mb so please be aware that it will take a few minutes to download. As always the links for our schools are above in the navigation bar and to the left. We now welcome our new Superintendant Bryan Jolley to Shelley School District 60. He comes to us from Snake River and he has stated he is excited and glad to be in the Shelley area. You will also notice now there is a link to the City of Shelley, Idaho at the bottom of the links. Here you can find information on the City of Shelley. Some of the information available is:

90. Comprehensive Analysis Of K-12 Education Finance In Oregon: Fact Sheet
Blue button (.gif), Comprehensive Analysis of k12 Education Finance in Oregon Copyright 2005 Oregon School Boards Association 1201 Court Street NE,
http://www.osba.org/hotopics/funding/2002/analysis/facts.htm
You Are Here: Home Analysis Fact Sheet Analysis of K-12 Education Finance in Oregon Fact Sheet Special Education Costs
  • Growth in spending on special education in Oregon significantly outpaced growth in spending on regular programs. From 1992 to 2000, spending per student on regular instruction grew at an annual average rate of 3 percent while spending per student on special education programs grew at an average annual rate of 14.3 percent. In 1992, Oregon K-12 schools spent $448 per student on special ed programs. By 2000, the system spent $1,301 per student.
K-12 spending as a percent of personal income
  • During the 1990s, Oregon’s K-12 spending as a percent of personal income fell. Oregon’s total personal income increased at an average annual rate of 5.7 percent during 1990-2001. From 1991-2001, K-12 spending as a share of Oregonian’s personal income fell from 4.6 percent to 4.2. Over the decade, Oregon’s national ranking of K-12 expenditures as a percent of personal income fell from 12th to 23rd.
Oregon’s National Ranking on Per Student Expenditures
  • During the 1990s, Oregon’s cost per student based on fall enrollment went from $5,195 to $7,357.

91. Www.d55.k12.id.us/

http://www.d55.k12.id.us/

92. School District No. 25
(Pocatello) Calendar, school web sites, mission statement, staff email directory, district news, curriculum, and budget information.
http://www.d25.k12.id.us/

93. K12
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