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The latest and breaking news and investigative reports about Idaho public education.
Special education teachers are hard to find — a new apprenticeship program might help
The program was just approved this month, and has more stringent requirements than the K-12 teacher apprenticeship program.
Most school districts plan to take facilities money in lump sum
Taking the money sooner rather than later has its advantages.
Managing generative AI in Idaho’s public higher education
Idaho’s colleges navigate the complexities of AI and work to integrate its benefits without compromising educational standards and policies
‘Early-childhood education is the foundation upon which all future learning is built’
He shares his thoughts on how Idaho can better serve all children.
Money crunch: Thousands of families miss out on state grants
Nearly 29,000 students received a share of the microgrants. However, the state received more than 37,000 eligible applications.
Labrador appeals injunction on transgender athlete ban to U.S. Supreme Court
A district court judge and a circuit court panel blocked the state from enforcing its restrictions on transgender athletes.
Idaho officials join America250 initiative to celebrate the founding of the United States
Idaho State Historical Society to lead task force to plan events, gather oral histories and allocate grant funding to commemorate America’s 250th birthday in 2026.
Attorney general seeks to intervene in Blaine Amendment lawsuit
The lawsuit centers on whether a church can use a public school facility.
‘Every vote matters:’ Winner of Idaho’s closest legislative primary won by 4 votes
Recount in eastern Idaho district confirms Shelley resident Ben Fuhriman defeated incumbent state Rep. Julianne Young, a Republican from Blackfoot
Four incumbents will run unopposed, two others will vie for final seat
The trustee election will be conducted on Tuesday, Sept. 3.