Featured Series
Stories about Idaho’s educators, students and policy makers plus features on bright spots in Idaho education.
Homeland Security tests school safety
Homeland Security, Idaho State Police, Burley Fire and Cassia County Sheriff’s Office officials responded to a drill involving an enraged adult and a mock chemical spill.
Students will have supplies on first day of school
Local philanthropic group donates items to low-income kids
In Nampa, Sunny Ridge meets Lake Ridge
In Nampa, the first day of school brought together students and staffers from two nearby grade schools — including a school that was closed to reduce the district’s lingering shortfall.
Meridian’s ‘iTeam’ thrives at technology fair
Discovery Elementary teachers use day to learn more
Technology audits offered to Leads schools
A team of national experts developed a sophisticated online software program that gathers and analyzes school data to help educators make better decision about teaching and learning.
Idaho Leads talks up Idaho Core
Nearly 200 educators and school board members from around the state joined for a rigorous day of learning and networking hosted by the Idaho Leads project, a Boise State professional development team.
A seat at the table gives Idaho SBAC influence
As an SBAC governing state, Idaho is given the chance to shape and develop the new high-stakes tests that will be tied to accountability during the 2014-2015 school year.
Yogurt in schools could mean more jobs for Idaho
Superintendent Tom Luna and Sen. Mike Crapo celebrate pilot program.
Two new superintendents find transition smooth
Click here for a list of Idaho’s new district leaders
CBS special features Kuna teacher
“Teach”, a documentary from Academy Award winner Davis Guggenheim, will air next month. It follows the experiences of Shelby Harris and her classroom for a year.