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Localized pathways to help guide high schoolers (opens the original)
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FRUITLAND â Whether a high school student wants to go on to university or focus on developing their trade, the Fruitland School Board is tackling the issue of how to guide them. During its regular meeting on Sept. 14, the school board approved a new localized pathway for college-bound high school graduates, as well as one for those interested in vocational training, military or job placement after high school. Superintendent Stoney Winston, said the pathways are a new requirement from the Idah
Facility planning survey open to county residents (opens the original)
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PAYETTE COUNTY â In a news release on Sept. 23, Payette County officials announced a community survey to gather public input on the needs of the Payette County Jail facility, and possible next steps. As Sheriff Andy Creech discussed with the Payette County Board of Commissioners on Sept. 14, officials are seeking to run a ballot measure again in an effort to get the funds needed to construct a replacement facility. âThe survey invites residents to share their awareness of current jail condit
Council examines city’s social media settings, comment sections (opens the original)
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PAYETTE â The City of Payetteâs social media channels came up for discussion during the Payette City Councilâs Sept. 15 meeting. Specifically, the council is trying to determine if an official communications policy is needed for city officials communicating online. The matter was placed on the agenda by City Clerk Jennifer Cornwall as requested by Councilor Mike Kee. In addition to the cityâs website, city officials maintain an official Facebook page where many city announcements are dup
Middle school leadership team demonstrates skills before school board (opens the original)
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Public Speaking & Leadership Focus: English teacher Jennifer Weldon led the Fruitland Middle School leadership team to present directly to the board, handing over student assembly duties and leadership roles to build real-world communication skills. Capital Trip & Civic Engagement: The team is planning an educational trip to the Idaho State Capitol during the 2027 legislative session to give students hands-on experience with the lawmaking process and state representatives. Board support: Trustee
Aaron Dressen resigns from school board, cites relocation (opens the original)
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FRUITLAND â Ahead of the Fruitland School District Board of Trusteesâ regular meeting on Sept. 14, Trustee Aaron Dressen submitted his resignation letter. In the letter, included in the meetingâs online agenda packet, Dressen cited his pending relocation as his reason for leaving the board. âDue to my upcoming move out of the district, I will no longer meet the residency requirements to serve in this position, and therefore must resign my seat on the Board,â Dressen wrote. âDue to my
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