Devin Bodkin
Idaho schools use a range of safety protocols, including guns
Here’s a look at how some approach safety in the age of mass shootings.
Pocatello-Chubbuck approves new high school boundaries
Trustees unanimously approved an option that differed in three ways from a previously considered plan.
Pocatello-Chubbuck boundary committee yields two new options
The committee discussed a handful of proposals from three recently formed focus groups Thursday night.
State Board approves revised ESSA plan
Following requests for clarity from the U.S. Department of Education in December, representatives from the State Board and the State Department of Education revised portions of Idaho’s Every Student Succeeds Act compliance plan.
Town torn over prospect of boundary change
Patrons in Teton are torn over a plan to relinquish land and property worth millions of dollars to a neighboring school district.
School savings accounts top $275 million
The latest numbers, released by the State Department of Education, reveal an overall savings increase of nearly $60 million since 2015, when statewide savings topped $215 million.
Pocatello-Chubbuck announces new plan to carve up high school boundaries
A newly formed focus group will provide trustees with input about the controversial boundary changes.
Bonneville will float a $35 million bond issue in March. Is it enough?
Some patrons say they feel robbed by the school board’s decision to drop the option for a new elementary school with integrated special education facilities.
Sugar-Salem names new superintendent
Trustees selected Rockland School District superintendent Chester Bradshaw from a pool of three candidates during a school board meeting last Thursday.
Superintendent faces ‘no confidence’ vote and calls for resignation
In a letter written to the New Plymouth School Board Sunday, district employees outlined a number of complaints against Barker, from claims of “bullying” and “retaliation” to harassing personnel “to the point of severe mental anguish.”