Jennifer Swindell
Rally focuses on education funding
Speakers at the Statehouse also pushed for higher salaries for teachers and more programs for kids.
Democrats’ bills have bipartisan support
The Democrats’ four bills, created from the work of the governor’s task force on education, represent a huge step forward, Republican state Superintendent Tom Luna said.
Carey students send cards to the White House
Blaine County kids join thousands of others to remind national leaders that an Idahoan is still a prisoner of war held by the Taliban.
Senator spends time in his schools
Lawmaker shows appreciation for American Education Week
Trustees support Idaho Core Standards
At their annual convention, school board members crafted a legislative agenda that includes support for the new academic standards.
Idaho’s top school is not for everyone
The Coeur d’Alene Charter Academy is regularly ranked as Idaho’s No. 1 school. But the high standards for academic and personal behavior are not attainable for all kids.
Trustees to debate education issues
School safety, new standards and voluntary training for trustees are just some of the topics on the agenda for the annual school boards convention in Coeur d’Alene.
Quarles pulled from overseas trip
An internal policy forbids State Department of Education employees from traveling internationally.
Testing … 1 2 3 … from the expert
The State Department’s TJ Bliss answered questions from Idaho educators about the new assessments for students and how they impact school accountability.
Idaho selected to join a global partnership
Sixty-three schools from Idaho will join more than 900 other schools from nine other countries in an effort to transform education worldwide.