Devin Bodkin

Educators continue in-person instruction amid COVID surge

K-12 schools have the authority to keep kids in the classroom full time. And they’ve received the blessing from Gov. Brad Little, who says schools are a safer, more controlled environment than the community at large.

They can’t cancel a holiday … can they?

With all the madness of recent months, the usual anticipation over the holidays have largely evaded us. Except for our kindergartener.

Pocatello-Chubbuck seeks input on high school mascot replacement

Patrons can evaluate several potential choices for replacing Pocatello’s “Indians” mascot through an online survey or in person.

Prosecutor won’t pursue criminal charges against former charter school director

STORY UPDATED with details from a state police report that lists a variety of “possible personal transactions,” including a party dress, gemstone pendant and other items.

New house, new school, new friends … oh my!

Our kids are loving school, but we know an abrupt move to a new city by Christmas could wreck it all.

State education leaders want to know more about Oneida’s explosive growth

Enrollment in the online school has exploded to nearly 7,000 kids in recent years. State officials made some inquiries.

Teton takes all teaching and learning online

Idaho now has 15 counties designated as high risk and 17 designated as critical risk for coronavirus spread. These designations impact 144 districts and charter schools and over 264,000 students.