Idaho EdNews Staff
Back to school in 2021: a mixed picture
Each district is responding to the pandemic in its own way, but for many students the new year means a new shot at in-person learning.
NEA study shows student trends during the pandemic
Students crave more teacher interaction and admit to a drop in academic performance since COVID-19 hit, according to a survey conducted by the National Education Association.
Idaho Falls superintendent announces plan to retire
George Boland will finish out this school year before stepping down after 40 years in education.
Nik Streng joins Ed News staff
He comes from the Argus Observer in Ontario, Ore., and will focus on capturing the voices of parents and students in EdNews coverage of Idaho public education.
Two teachers win Idaho STEM awards
In other news, holiday contest deadlines are fast approaching and waivers for free student meals have been extended through the school year.
Idaho’s teacher of the year began teaching at age 18 in what country?
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Education news from around Idaho
Find out which Idaho schools won prestigious national awards, how to access free K-6 classes at home, and which district moved to a four day week.
Should federal student testing requirements be waived this academic year?
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