Carly Flandro
Photo Gallery: A field trip to a reservation breaks through an invisible wall
Students who usually learn about Native Americans from books had the chance to experience Shoshone-Bannock culture firsthand.
Video Gallery: Pocatello powwow celebrates that “Native American people are still here”
Elementary students share their vibrant culture with peers.
From the classroom to the House floor with Rep. Matthew Bundy
Rep. Matt Bundy, R-Mountain Home, is one of two teacher/lawmakers in Idaho.
In this episode, he shares his thoughts on balancing teaching and politics, and reflects on the session and its implications for education. Here’s our conversation.
Crosstown rivals will share school in show of unity after fire
Highland and Century students will take turns attending class in person for the rest of the school year.
“It’s like sports but with books!”: A tournament where readers are the MVPs
The competition was a way to celebrate libraries, books, and the joy of reading.
One lucky turtle: Staff rescue Jim the red-eared slider after school fire
He was one of at least six class pets saved last week.
“A rollercoaster of a tragedy”: Officials reflect on Friday’s fire and plan next steps
The fire was caused by electrical issues and ruled accidental, officials announced Monday.
Latinas who lead: breaking barriers in Idaho education
Idaho’s Latina students are vastly underrepresented in education leadership roles. The state’s few Latina leaders are striving to change that.
Pocatello’s Highland High goes up in flames
Idahoans statewide sent “an outpouring of support and goodwill.”
Gender identity curriculum divides Nampa School District patrons
Trustees will decide whether to ban the curriculum or keep it, with added parental oversight.