Thanks to a state grant, the newest school in Payette County acquired some of the funds necessary for its expansion in the coming years.
Nik Streng
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Nik Streng is the sports reporter for the Argus Observer. He graduated from the University of Oregon in 2015 with a master's degree in journalism, after graduating from Pacific University in 2013 with a degree in creative writing.
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FRUITLAND — The Treasure Valley’s newest charter school just acquired the funds needed to help with its expansion thanks to a state grant.
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VALE — An old relic of Vale is one step closer to being taken down as the abatement of the old Vale Middle School will begin this week.