An effort to recall a Nampa School District trustee narrowly failed Tuesday night, while voters in the Kuna and Parma school districts passed supplemental levies.
The recall of Nampa schools trustee Mike Kipp needed a majority to pass. Just over 53%, were against the recall, meaning Kipp will retain his spot with the Nampa School District.
The Idaho Press reports, Ada County and Canyon County voters living in the Kuna School District approved a supplemental levy on Tuesday’s ballot. The levy needed a simple majority to pass and received 53% of the votes.
Voters in the Parma School District approved a two-year, $400,000-per-year supplemental levy with almost 58% of the vote.
