Idaho Statutes Title 6. Actions in Particular Cases § 6-2211. District court's continuing jurisdiction

(1) If the district court finds that the local school district has at that time complied with its obligation to provide constitutionally required educational services, it shall issue a declaratory judgment to that effect, and it may dissolve any orders previously in place as it finds appropriate.

(2) If the district court finds that the local school district has not yet complied with its obligations to provide constitutionally required educational services, but is making good faith progress toward compliance with its obligations to provide constitutionally required educational services, it shall issue an interlocutory finding to that effect and continue its jurisdiction.

(3) If the district court finds that:

the district court shall issue an order authorizing the plaintiffs to add the state and/or the legislature as defendants.

(4) If the district court finds that the local school district has not yet complied with its obligations to provide constitutionally required educational services and is not making good faith efforts toward substantial compliance, it shall continue its jurisdiction and may issue such orders as it finds necessary to compel good faith efforts on the local school district's part, including an order for state supervision.