Devin Bodkin
Church missions affect college go-on rates in East Idaho
Despite a slower start, more East Idaho students go on to earn college degrees or some form of postsecondary certification than graduates from the rest of the state.
Four brothers fill administrative roles in four East Idaho districts
Humble home circumstances while growing up motivated the four Lords brothers to pursue careers in education.
Idaho Falls’ mastery pilot fuses technology and projects
Rocky Mountain Middle is implementing a new program called “Fusion Classroom.” All of the 130 students who volunteered to join will get to use a new laptop.
Randy Jensen’s glad to be home
The highly decorated American Falls principal is calling it quits to state-level politics two years after his loss to Sherri Ybarra in the GOP primary.
Former Blackfoot principal pleads guilty to stealing
Brenda Honena, 52, was indicted by the federal grand jury for taking more than $9,000 from the Blackfoot School District.
Preston drivers score big in bus competitions
Laurie Bird is a 19-year veteran of the Preston bus fleet. Her experience and skills have earned her local, state and national attention — including an appearance in a Hollywood film.
American Falls grapples with overcrowding
A growing population and a failed bond has resulted in a doublewide modular unit for the East Idaho district — and questions about how to accommodate students in the future.
Bonneville educator honored for her dedication
INSIDE: A complete list of educators and other professionals honored during the IASA leadership conference.
Administrators kick off conference in Boise
More than 450 school, charter and district administrators from across the state ended their summer breaks at a networking and training conference in Boise.
Bonneville adjusts to growth while awaiting new high school
The district broke ground for a 1,500-student high school Friday. But can it sustain Ammon’s rapid growth in the meantime?