Idaho — A statewide task force on Tuesday approved dozens of recommendations for how Idaho should implement new education changes that phase in laptops for every high school teacher and student while making online courses a requirement to graduate.
The task force was created in May as part of sweeping new education changes backed by public schools chief Tom Luna. The group is charged with executing the piece of Luna's plan that boosts technology in the classroom and members held a final meeting to vote on a list of recommendations for lawmakers to consider.
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The task force was created in May as part of sweeping new education changes backed by public schools chief Tom Luna. The group is charged with executing the piece of Luna's plan that boosts technology in the classroom and members held a final meeting to vote on a list of recommendations for lawmakers to consider.
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