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Stories about Idaho’s educators, students and policy makers plus features on bright spots in Idaho education.

Administrators wish they had more flexibility

It’s currently a streamlined system that’s consistent statewide, but isn’t always the best or most appropriate measuring stick.

Evaluations and bonus initiatives intended to reward high-performing teachers ended up being overly-complicated, feeble, and/or short-lived

Teacher evaluations matter because they impact teacher raises and are tied to tax dollars. Here’s what you should know about them.

This resource aims to demystify bonds and levies and help you be more informed the next time you cast your vote.

Rich Bauscher, who was once the youngest superintendent in Idaho, still refuses to call it quits on the eve of his 70th birthday.

Chris and Roberta Garvin noticed changes in Nick, but he kept his pain hidden.

It’s a battle Jim Jones believes is critical to preserving education and democracy in Idaho.

Training would give young people more control over recognizing, and responding to, sexual violence in their own lives.

Educators in the Magic Valley and lower panhandle are navigating the complicated rules together.

Federal guidelines for interpreting how Title IX applies to transgender youth have changed repeatedly in the past few years.