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Transgender people sue over Idaho Legislature’s House Bill 264, seeking to block the law before college classes start -
While protracted lawsuit focused on open meetings law, it had a tangible impact on U of I’s bid for the for-profit school -
University of Phoenix’s owners have floated the idea of non-exclusivity as University of Idaho’s proposed $685M purchase is in limbo -
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State Board of Education also hears updates on four-day K-12 school weeks at meeting -
An appeal could extend the legal battle by several more months -
Attorney general filed the case in June, which centered on closed-door board discussions of the University of Idaho’s Phoenix purchase
