Featured Series
Stories about Idaho’s educators, students and policy makers plus features on bright spots in Idaho education.
Micron exposes students to the semiconductor industry
Seventh and eighth graders from 40 different schools across the state took part in the 16th annual Micron Chip Camp.
No teachers, no grades: ‘Unschool’ is coming to Idaho
One Stone, a student-run service organization, is opening a unique a high school this fall that features project-based learning, coaches and the design-thinking process.
STEM camp for girls inspires future innovators
The Boise School District hosted 180 girls to participate in science and technology daylong camps.
Middleton superintendent leaving district after 15 years
A community reception in Rich Bauscher’s honor begins at 4 p.m. Friday at Middleton High School.
Librarians launch Literacy in the Park program
The summer learning initiative is in full swing and open to all kids. The goal is to get books into the hands of kids.
School’s out! Kids share their summer plans
Whittier Elementary School kids share details about summer excitement.
School club helps Skyline student earn $200,000 in scholarships
The club’s goal is to promote college and career readiness by encouraging students to take more challenging courses – even if it means getting a B rather than an A in an easier class.
Twin Falls teen takes his terminally ill mom to prom
Dylan Huffaker asked his mom to prom while she was undergoing radiation for stage 4 brain cancer.
Nampa students keep up with celebrities
Idaho Arts Charter students raised money for the Red Nose Day campaign dedicated to helping children.
Love for animals sets career path for Meridian teen
Senior Kristin Nesbitt will graduate at the top of her class and head to the University of Idaho to study animal science.