Idaho students could be able to graduate up to three years early from high school and earn scholarship money from the state for doing so. Rep. Stephen Thayn, a Republican from Emmett, and Rep. Branden Durst, a Democrat from Boise, are collaborating on an education bill that could radically alter the educational system in Idaho, [...]
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Sunday, February 12, 2012
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