Emma Epperly
Palouse college fair focuses on paying for tuition
Palouse Pathways hosted its first “College Within Reach” event this weekend, a paying-for-college fair focused on financial aid, scholarships and other ways to pay for school.
Accreditation is central issue in NIC trustee races
With three North Idaho College trustee seats on the ballot, next month’s election could put an end to the years-long strife or send the college in a different direction.
West Bonner appoints new trustee, decides to ask for a $1.1 million levy
Lifelong Priest River resident fills vacancy left by controversial trustee.
Lewiston educator named Teacher of the Year
Heidi Cornell is a third grader teacher at Orchards Elementary.
District 6: Investing in education is a top priority for both candidates
Rep. Lori McCann defeated Democrat Trish Carter-Goodheart the last time they met in 2022.
Two North Idaho districts seek continuation of multimillion dollar levies
But a new tax relief law means locals might pay less out of pocket if the measures are approved.
Commissioners discuss support for struggling schools
Members reviewed the impacts of the Accelerating Public Charter Schools Act that passed the Legislature earlier this year.
District 6: Candidates agree on increased school facility funding, differ on private school choice
Rep. Brandon Mitchell faces retired science educator Kathy Dawes in his run for a third term.
District 6: Challenger touts support of public ed; incumbent faces controversy over alleged public forum outburst
This is the first in a series of candidate profiles that Idaho Education News will publish leading up to the Nov. 5 general election. Our coverage is focusing on competitive races in swing districts and those that have implications for education policy.
More Idaho parents feel they have a choice in schooling than national average
A research group polled over 20,000 parents and guardians nationwide.
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