Idaho EdNews Staff

The three-year program will provide training for more than 500 teachers, beginning in 2018-19.

Idaho Education News won first place for online news general excellence and took first place in First Amendment category. Andrew Reed was named broadcast photographer of the year.

An EdNews journalist will ask questions of the state superintendent candidates during live, televised debate tonight.

Trustees are hosting a “meet and greet” for employees and community members, and they promise to consider feedback during the hiring process.

The Regional Edward R. Murrow Award contest honored Idaho Education news for overall excellence, innovation, social media and investigative reporting.

Tuesday is SAT Day, when almost every high school junior in Idaho takes the college entrance exam for free.

Jim Shank has been a school superintendent in Washington the past five years.

One is in-house, three are out-of-state selections and one is from Boise State.