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Ultra Conservative Amish sentenced to Jail

Amish men sentenced in safety triangle case

Officials Evacuate Residents as Typhoon Approaches

Thousands of residents in the country's northeast are evacuated

Fierce Storms Claim Lives in Midwest

At least 13 people are dead after fierce storms that tore through the Midwest overnight.

Taliban Claims Responsibility to Bombing

The Taliban says the blast was to avenge the death of Osama bin Laden

Obama and Cameron Vow Military Ops will Continue

Military operations in Libya will continue until Moammar Gadhafi stops his attacks

Mississippi Pastor Urges Congregation to Trust God

A Methodist pastor in Redwood, Miss., has urged her congregation to trust God as floodwaters...

Police Raid Meth Lab at Hotel in Walla Walla

Police in raided a Walla Walla motel to get to a methamphetamine lab

Budget Talks in Olympia

State budget negotiators are optimistic

NW Rivers Swell from Snowpack

A unusually wet spring and higher than average snowpack are swelling rivers

Massive Fire at Melbourne Factory

A massive fire at a factory in Melbourne, Australia has been brought under control

Yemen's President Calls for Elections

Yemen's president is calling for early presidential elections

Mississippi River Still Running High

It could be another several days before the river goes down

Former Chief of the IMF Released on Bail

Strauss-Kahn could be released on bail today

Peace Talks in Progress

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has arrived in Washington

Police in WA state reaching out to Muslims

Tuesday, May 3

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Nov 20, 2012 06:23
Category: General News

Idaho to ditch a requirement for High School Students

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Following the will of Idaho voters, the State Board of Education voted 7-1 to ditch a requirement that Idaho high school students take two online classes to graduate. But yesterday's decision clearly won't be the last time the issue is considered. Nearly all of the board members said some Internet-learning mandate was necessary to prepare public school students for the workforce.

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