Idaho EdNews Podcasts
Episode 76: Kicking around politics (kind of like summer soccer)
Idaho Public Television’s Seth Ogilvie joins Kevin Richert for a look at Idaho’s political landscape, as the wide-open 2018 elections loom.
Episode 75: Idaho’s summer of ESSA continues
There was plenty of talk about ESSA this week. And we talk about it on the Extra Credit podcast. We’ll catch you up on the state’s plans to comply with the federal Every Student Succeeds Act — a key document, which will go a long way toward charting Idaho education policy for years to come….
Episode 74: Idaho releases new federal education plan
This week we dissect the latest draft of Idaho’s plan to comply with the Every Student Succeeds Act and take a closer look at the latest round of SAT scores.
Episode 73: Idaho’s race to comply with federal education deadlines
With a federal deadline looming, the leaders of two education groups say they have been cut out of the process to develop Idaho’s ESSA plan.
Episode 72: Federal Funding Cuts Worry Rural School Officials
Find out why education officials in timber country are starting to worry that Secure Rural School funding may not be so secure after all.
Episode 71: How hundreds of snow days melted away
Severe snow storms forced extended closures in many Idaho schools this year. But as the school year came to an end, most of those snow days simply melted away.
Episode 70: More New Science Standards Proposed
Learn about proposed new science standards and find out what Idaho education leaders are saying about President Trump’s budget proposal.
Episode 69: Voters Approve New Community College
This week on Extra Credit: Bonneville voters approve a new community college and Horseshoe Bend is celebrated for its dramatic turnaround.
Episode 68: Labrador jumps into the fray
This week on Extra Credit: Labrador enters the governor’s race, controversy surrounds the Nampa School District hiring a new superintendent and more.
Episode 67: The Superintendent’s race heats up
Learn more about the little-known school superintendent who will take on schools chief Sherri Ybarra next year.