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The latest and breaking news and investigative reports about Idaho public education.
Trump taps Linda McMahon, donor and former wrestling exec, to be education chief
Despite championing apprenticeships and workforce development, her main charge may be dismantling the department she’s set to lead.
Coeur d’Alene teacher surprised with $25,000 Milken Educator award
Marcus Ross of Lakes Middle School receives “Oscar of Teaching” for innovative instructional practices and exceptional leadership
State on target to deliver $1 billion in school facilities money
Most school districts have received proceeds from the state bonds, according to a presentation given to the Legislature’s budget committee.
JFAC takes an early look at education budget proposals
On Thursday, lawmakers will tour the Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine in Meridian — a private school that Idaho State University is looking at buying.
Trump plan to ax the Education Department might affect kids with disabilities a lot — or a little
Eliminating a federal department would require an act of Congress.
Lakeland community asks trustees to re-run levy for reduced amount
Lakeland School District levy failed narrowly.
U of I reworks introductory math courses to improve increased failure rates
High failure rates had an impact on graduation and retention.
The West Ada verdict: $1.1 billion need over 10 years for building maintenance
Idaho’s largest district will get $140 million from the state, more than seven times shy of what it needs.
School trustees gather in Boise for training, agenda-setting
A popular session on Thursday explored the potential harms of a private school choice program.
Mountain View trustees vote to deconsolidate, pending state and voter approval
The unanimous vote comes after months of planning and discussion.