Featured Series
Stories about Idaho’s educators, students and policy makers plus features on bright spots in Idaho education.
13-year-old violinist and dancer entertains Boise’s Downtown
The self-taught musician, inspired by YouTube and Madonna, performs at the Saturday market. “I want to make people happy,” he says.
Slideshow: Buhl educator wins EdNews photo contest
Meet the EdNews summer photo contest winner and check out the photo gallery.
Reading program combats summer learning loss
A literacy event provides resources to Kuna and Emmett students.
Idaho’s AP program grows, but challenges persist
More and more Idaho high school students are taking — and passing — rigorous Advanced Placement classes. But like other rural states, Idaho’s numbers are still lagging.
Teens research mission to Mars trip
High school students from across the state were selected to participate in the Idaho Science and Aerospace Scholars program.
Enter our photo contest to win $100
Send us your summer photos and be eligible for our top prize. Winners will be judged by Facebook followers.
Idaho’s rural families favor trades over four-year degrees
A recent EdNews poll found that rural parents are less likely than suburban parents to prefer a 4-year college and more likely to prefer trade school for their kids.
Robotics team exposes kids to robot programming and problem solving
A group of high school students hope their summer camp will bring awareness to science, technology, engineering and mathematics to elementary kids.
Girl power: camp encourages girls to pursue STEM careers
The goal of the camp is to attract more women to careers in STEM by offering early exposure to role models and experiences in those fields.
Micron shows off chemistry, electronics and robotics to future engineers
Seventh and eighth graders from 40 different schools across the state took part in the 17th annual Micron Chip Camp.