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An English-only mandate for Head Start could make it harder for kids to learn English

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By Sean Dolan
| Idaho Education News Verified
A proposed English-only mandate for Head Start programs could backfire and actually make it harder for kids from Spanish-speaking households to learn English, research shows. The federal government’s proposed rule change — part of a broad deregulation effort — runs contrary to 18 years of bilingual policy for Idaho’s migrant and seasonal Head Start program, which provides free services at 10 locations to 677 children from birth to age 5 who come from agricultural families.
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Andy Hawes wins Boise school board election

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By Sean Dolan
| Idaho Press Verified
Originally published Sept. 1 on idahoednews.org. Voters on Tuesday elected Andy Hawes to serve a four-year term on the Boise school board. Hawes received 2,430 votes, or 50.93%, to candidate Kirt Naylor’s 2,341 votes, or 49.07%. Just 3.9% of registered voters participated in Tuesday’s election. This will be Hawes’ second time serving as a trustee for Boise Independent School District. Trustees in 2011 appointed Hawes to fill a vacancy and voters in 2022 elected him to a four-year term.
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Andy Hawes wins Boise school board election

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By Sean Dolan
| Idaho Education News Verified
Voters on Tuesday elected Andy Hawes to serve a four-year term on the Boise school board. Hawes received 2,430 votes, or 50.93%, to candidate Kirt Naylor’s 2,341 votes, or 49.07%. Just 3.9% of registered voters participated in Tuesday’s election. This will be Hawes’ second time serving as a trustee for Boise Independent School District. Trustees in 2011 appointed Hawes to fill a vacancy and voters in 2022 elected him to a four-year term.
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