Ryan Suppe is a reporter with a focus on local news in Idaho, specifically in Boise. His work has been featured in various publications and media outlets, including IDAHO ED NEWS, Yahoo News, Nelly Broadcasting, The Idaho Capital, and more. Ryan covers a wide range of topics, including education, government, and local legislation.
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Ryan Suppe's focus is predominantly on local government and education-related topics within Idaho and Boise. He primarily covers articles related to school funding, educational policies, and legislative decisions impacting the education sector at a local level in Idaho.
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By: Ryan Suppe
Whether Democrats can chip away at Republicans’ supermajority in the Legislature will be decided Tuesday in a handful races.
A citizens’ committee approved 19% raises for Idaho legislators Wednesday, tempering a proposal from Statehouse leadership to increase compensation by more than twice as much.
More than 550 public school trustees are in Boise this week for the Idaho School Boards Association’s annual convention.
Idaho school trustees Friday overwhelmingly supported a statement condemning efforts to direct public funds to private education.
By: Ryan Suppe
The West Ada School District needs $1.1 billion over the next 10 years to upgrade and maintain its buildings, according to a long-range facilities assessment presented at Monday’s school board meeting.
The state is on target to deliver $1 billion to Idaho school districts as promised by House Bill 521, a budget analyst told lawmakers Thursday. And the sum total, stemming from a series of bond sales, could be even higher, depending on whether interest rates stay “low.”
The Idaho Family Policy Center is preparing to introduce a bill that would require public schools to read the Bible.
The State Board of Education on Thursday weighed a resolution to ensure Idaho’s four-year institutions don’t have offices or policies dedicated to diversity, equity and inclusion.
By: Ryan Suppe
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By: Ryan Suppe
West Ada School District employees are now required to report allegations of illegal discrimination or harassment, after parents pushed for mandatory reporting as a method for tracking instances of discrimination in schools.
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