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The latest and breaking news and investigative reports about Idaho public education.

The SAT is going digital. Here’s what to know.

College advisers expect more universities to bring back test score requirements, and a good score can boost an application at some test-optional schools.

Statehouse roundup, 3.6.24: Bill would block schools from touting tax relief

In other Statehouse news, budget-writers hear a pitch for new student cottages at the Idaho School for the Deaf and the Blind.

Blackfoot charter faces annual academic oversight

Idaho Education News found three more charters with concerning academic performance.

A bond in limbo: Pocatello hopes state money will rebuild burned school instead

INSIDE: How legislative twists and turns impact local school leaders.

Jim Everett to retire from college co-presidency

The long-time local community leader will continue in a funding-raising role at the College of Idaho.

Prospective teachers, schools invited to connect at statewide career fairs

This year’s Educator Career Fairs will take place in a series of two-day events with sessions designed for both attendees and local education agencies.

Financially troubled charter permanently closing

The Village Leadership Academy opened 12 years ago and enrolled a high of 487 students five years ago.

Statehouse roundup, 3.4.24: Critchfield budget presentation sheds light on attendance funding gap

INSIDE: Lawmakers approve a Holocaust teaching resolution and a bill banning classroom flags.

Supreme Court throws a wrench into U of I’s timetable

The court will hear oral arguments in June, as it takes up Attorney General Raúl Labrador’s challenge to the University of Idaho’s proposed purchase. That means a nonbinding, but looming, May 31 deadline will likely go by the boards.