Idaho EdNews Staff

Education news across Idaho

Wanted: College applicants, schools interested in a National Geographic competition and competitive high school fundraisers.

Catch up on the latest school grant and volunteer opportunities, and see how one district beefed up its security.

A new library commissioner, Cassia’s teacher of the year, and a 14-year-old making waves in the conservation world.

Schools are ranked by composite values based on metrics selected by the State Department of Education.

Our reporters will dive into data, listen to Latino communities and explore how the education system works — or doesn’t work — for Latino students.

Woods grew up in Emmett and currently leads the Notus School District.

New data shows that student proficiency in math and English are steadily climbing across the state.

The education leader is on vacation this week and the State Department of Education is closed Thursday for the holiday.

Ybarra is on vacation this week and has no events scheduled.

According to Kids Count, Idaho kids are doing OK in all areas but one: Education.