Sadie Dittenber
Boise student, incumbents sworn in as school board trustees
“We’re the boots on the ground in the classroom,” the senior said of his fellow students. “We have the largest stake in our education.”
Little celebrates special session wins with elementary kids
He told the students that the law passed last week is a part of Idaho history. “I know you’re all interested in this,” Little said with laughter.
Indoctrination concerns prompt West Bonner trustees to yank curriculum
Approving a new curriculum could take months, and Superintendent Jackie Branum said finding materials that don’t mention SEL will be almost impossible.
Middleton charter connects kids to careers and the outdoors
The school takes students backpacking in Hells Canyon, instructs them through six-month projects and offers multiple diplomas.
Your questions answered on Thursday’s special session
Gov. Brad Little announced a special session last week, leaving many Idahoans wondering – what does that mean? What is a special session? The Idaho Legislature typically meets for around three months, starting the Monday on or closest to January 9 and ending in late-March or April. But the governor can call special…
Little calls for special session to cut taxes, put $410 million into education
If approved by lawmakers, the $410 million would go into K-12, and a newly formed fund addressing in-demand careers.
Superintendent shuffle sends Meyer back to Lake Pend Oreille
At least 12 Idaho districts and charters have new leaders. Look inside for a rundown of changes.
Hundreds show at Meridian library meeting to discuss ‘pornographic’ book collection
A local group listed five books as examples of so-called smut, which largely focused around LGBTQ+ relationships and sex.
Little promises continued support for education and teachers
The governor did not mention a recurring rumor in political circles during a speech in Boise: a possible special session to address a $2 billion surplus.
Boise State hosts two-day Idaho Indian Education Summit
The purpose of the conference was to help educators learn how to best serve Native American students and implement equitable practices in the classroom.