Devin Bodkin

Educator-oversight commission: Former Marsh Valley superintendent fails to respond to ethical complaint

Marvin Hansen’s failure to “answer” the complaint leaves the door open for the state’s education-oversight commission to revoke his teaching and administrative certificates.

State officials: Charter school’s ‘grossly inadequate’ financial practices may be illegal and unethical

Some questionable transactions at Monticello Montessori Charter School include the purchase of Turkish lira and various payments to Netflix.

Teton teachers union sues district

The lawsuit stems from a labor negotiations impasse, the Teton Education Association says.

Nampa’s outspoken trustee: ‘I just don’t see confrontation as a bad thing’

Kim Rost has influenced education policy in one of Idaho’s largest districts by living up to her nickname, Spicy K.

Marsh Valley to part ways with principal on indoctrination task force

A separation agreement releases Marsh Valley Middle School principal Isaac Moffett from his contract with the district a year early.

Idaho Falls charter school set for August opening

Alturas Preparatory Academy is months away from opening its doors for the first time — in a remodeled 73,000 square-foot former Sears department store.

Charter commission flags finances at four schools

Monticello Montessori Charter, Peace Valley Charter, Bingham Academy and The Village Charter each received notices of fiscal concern Thursday.

Ammon charter school violated eight special education laws, according to state investigation

The State Department of Education has found Monticello Montessori Charter School in violation of multiple requirements under both the federal Individuals with Disabilities Education Act and Idaho Special Education Manual.

At least 11 new online schools set to serve students next year

The surge in online offerings marks a changeup in the state’s virtual K-12 landscape, as school districts gear up to serve kids alternative options.

Monticello board chair resigns amid investigation

Ken Glodo gave no reason for the decision, which accompanies a months-long probe into his charter school’s finances by the Idaho Public Charter School Commission.