Devin Bodkin
Months into the school year, schools still struggling to fill staff
And most of the administrators EdNews surveyed rated their teacher turnover this school year as “more than average.”
Three struggling charters tout improvements before oversight commission
School representatives walked the Idaho Public Charter School Commission through their efforts to better their academic and operational outcomes months ahead of renewal decisions.
Nampa’s new board clerk collects four times more than her predecessor
Krissy LaMont collects more money by dramatically increasing the hours she works to nearly full-time status at 38.5 hours a week.
West Ada’s own survey shows overwhelming support to build new schools
The survey could be a precursor to a record-setting bond proposal that would ask property owners in the district to pay for the construction of new schools and renovation of others.
Idaho Falls patrons voice concerns about proposed $250 million bond
Several attendees of an open house earlier this week see the need for upgrades, but they also have questions and concerns.
Nampa hires out-of-state firm to conduct superintendent’s search
Trustees voted unanimously Monday to enter contract negotiations with an Illinois-based firm.
Teton superintendent resigns following controversial raises
Monte Woolstenhulme will step down at the end of this school year.
Idaho Falls to hold open houses for record-breaking bond issue
The evening meetings will run from Oct. 4-19 at locations throughout Idaho Falls.
State names 2023 Teacher of the Year
State leaders surprised a North Idaho elementary teacher with the award and a $1,000 check at her school Thursday.
New Idaho Falls CTE center connects kids to careers
The East Idaho districts cut the ribbon for a new career-technical center Monday, then showcased its array of new and improved program offerings with student-led tours afterward.