Devin Bodkin

Monticello board lets go of executive director amid state investigation

A probe of the school’s finances has revealed dozens of unexplained purchases.

Statements show thousands of dollars worth of unexplained purchases at Ammon charter school

Expense reports lack details about what school leaders bought from places such as TJ Maxx, Netflix and area grocery stores.

‘After I got the gun, I just pulled her into a hug’: Rigby teacher retraces school shooting

Krista Gneiting spoke out about the May 6 ordeal at Rigby Middle School with Good Morning America.

Terry Ryan transformed Idaho education. He’s not done yet.

The controversial out-of-stater has influenced the addition of 12,000 public charter seats in Idaho. He plans to add thousands more, causing a disruption to traditional schools.

Idaho Falls, Nampa and Pocatello-Chubbuck make masks optional

The decisions come as other districts mull similar changes.

More counselors, heightened police presence in Jefferson County schools after shooting

Students will be able to return to school Tuesday, Superintendent Chad Martin announced Monday.

Charter commission probes $11,500 in unexplained payments at Ammon school

New details about an ongoing investigation into the school revolve around credit card purchases totaling $9,316.07 from October to December 2020, and $2,176.16 in “reimbursements” to employees dating back to July.

Charter commission investigating Ammon school

A recent complaint filed against the school includes a claim that Monticello Montessori Public Charter School’s “board of directors may be receiving monetary benefits through contracts held by the school.”

Her passion for politics is rooted in the Boy Scouts oath

Halli Stone has long voiced her opposition to things like abortion and the Equal Rights Amendment. Today her fight is against bonds and levies for her children’s schools. She’s winning.

Transgender athletics ban could jeopardize future NCAA events in Idaho

A recent bill banning transgender girls and women from participating in girls’ and women’s sports in the state prompted a statement from the group’s board of directors Monday.