Jennifer Swindell
Horseshoe Bend’s troubles keep mounting
The board of trustees seeks a new leader to clean up the financial mess and build community support.
EdNews staff to triple in size
We will offer you the most comprehensive and in-depth news on public education in Idaho.
Education donations could lose tax credit
Rep. Heather Scott wants to amend a bill so donations made to education foundations would no longer receive a tax benefit. But her new language is unclear to many.
Gooding superintendent abruptly resigns
Mary Larson resigned Tuesday night, after seven turbulent months on the job.
Improve student engagement, improve success
Data expert Brandon Busteed shared Gallup results on student and workforce engagement during an Ed Sessions lunch on Tuesday.
Student-designed site tracks lawmakers’ steps
A Meridian Technical Charter High School class project created a website that legislators are using to monitor physical activity.
Hundreds gather to support school choice
Idaho has been ranked among the best states in the nation at providing education options for kids.
Former education secretary speaks to Idaho leaders
William Bennett shared his ideas for shaping education policy to Idaho’s top politicians and business leaders.
Boise trustees elect Wagers to the board
The president of the Idaho Candy Co. attended Boise schools and his four children are currently enrolled in Boise schools.
Teachers honored by former students
Four Idaho teachers are honored for their dedication during Boise State University’s winter commencement.