Sadie Dittenber
Day 30: Three cheers for CTE
She’ll celebrate STEM Matters Month tonight with the Idaho STEM Action Center.
Day 29: Testifying in committee
Tomorrow, she’ll present her CTE priorities to lawmakers.
Day 28: Speaking to student-athletes
She also prepared for her Wednesday appearance before the House and Senate education committees.
Day 25: Charter school tour
She spent her morning in Nampa, before heading back to Boise.
Day 24: Look for her on TV
Critchfield’s KTVB interview will air Sunday morning.
Day 23: The long-awaited budget hearing
The new state superintendent had the starring role in the three-hour meeting.
Go-on rates for high-performing demographics dipped during pandemic
Factoring into the drops: Closures at out-of-state universities, more students opting for gap years or heading straight into the workforce, and general uncertainty around COVID-19.
Day 22: School choice rally
She’ll finish up day with two receptions and the Idaho Potato Commission’s legislative dinner.
Day 21: Education Week begins
“When you get 70% of the vote, your priorities are my priorities,” State Board of Education president Kurt Liebich said of Critchfield in Monday morning’s JFAC hearing.
Day 18: Heading home
She also met with Gov. Brad Little.