Carly Flandro
University dean introduces students to other cultures and worlds through books
Idaho State University’s book drive supplies more than 700 diverse books for school libraries.
Idaho Falls trustees brainstorm solutions to overcrowding after failed bond
New boundaries, split sessions, and another bond attempt are all on the table.
K-12 student enrollment ticks up slightly
Last school year, enrollment increased by 1.7%. This year, there’s growth again – though it’s a modest 0.3%. INSIDE: Find out who had the biggest gains and losses and early enrollment for all districts and charters.
National organizations call for doctors to regularly screen adolescents for mental health issues
In the past, pediatricians just paid attention to physical wellbeing. The change speaks to the increasing need for mental healthcare.
She wants a classroom where all identities feel welcome
Shoshone-Bannock educator wants to see the Shoshoni language celebrated and revitalized as a way to empower Native American youth
Hundreds of teachers have already applied for rural/underserved grants
The $12K grants can be used for degrees, loan repayment, and certifications
Idaho Falls’ record-high bond fails, while measures pass in Bonneville and Fremont
It’s the third time since 2017 that Idaho Falls property owners have rejected the district’s requests for facilities funding.
West Ada locks all doors — all day, every day
Idaho’s largest school district makes a policy change to protect students because when it comes to school shootings a locked classroom door has never breached.
Teachers, are you showing students you value their language, culture, and identity?
A conference provided information on how educators can become culturally-responsive and better advocates for equity.
Shoshone-Bannock teen’s passion is to make sure the past is not forgotten
The high school senior said it’s important to not focus on the sadness but the success that can come from it.