Featured Series

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

Oneida’s unorthodox digital partnership impacts millions of dollars and hundreds of students

An Idaho Education News investigation uncovered an arrangement that survives on non-traditional funding practices where money is shuffled through an out-of-state, for-profit company that delivers curriculum to more than 500 Idaho students.

Boise teen aims to improve the lives of Cambodia kids

Liam Marchant, a Boise High School senior, had a life-changing experience while volunteering internationally.

Opposition to Idaho Falls’ $110 million bond issue gains traction

A grassroots group is attacking the district’s claim that the measure won’t trigger a tax hike.

Idaho City students tackle distances and angles

Glenn Bennett, a licensed land surveyor, is promoting his profession by mentoring students at Idaho City High.

Nampa teacher brings flying into the classroom

Students at Nampa High School are learning the ups and downs of flight physics thanks to a grant from the Idaho STEM Action Center.

West Ada school recognized for keeping kids active

The physical education program at Victory Middle School is receiving national attention for its commitment to school health and fitness.

Chevron hands out $250,000 for classroom projects

The energy company is generating funds in October for Idaho teachers and students in collaboration with DonorsChoose.org.

State emails shed light on departure of Ybarra’s former spokesman

Dan Goicoechea resigned from the State Department of Education Sept. 18, after a former colleague filed a complaint alleging harassment and discrimination.

Rethinking remediation: Colleges look for new ways to help at-risk students

Every year, some 2,500 Idaho college students need extra help to complete college-level work. Schools are looking for new ways to help get these students working toward their degrees.