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The latest and breaking news and investigative reports about Idaho public education.
More Idaho schools join College Application Week activities
Last year, more than 10,000 Idaho seniors submitted college applications during the event.
Red Tape Committee turns to Ybarra to enact recommendations
Many of the recommendations for reducing compliance reports would require changes to Idaho law.
Idaho makes no headway toward ’60 percent goal’
After seven years, two task forces and $133 million in spending, Idaho is unable to convince more high school graduates to continue their education.
Blackfoot considers later start times
The East Idaho district is considering starting classes a half hour later than normal.
Cassia launches mental health program
“We are addressing the child on the emotional side,” said district spokeswoman Debbie Critchfield.
Boise State enrollment sets another record
The increases at the state’s largest university defied economic trends — and decreases at the state’s other four-year universities.
Screening committee named for Boise State president’s search
Its job is to recommend a list of finalists to the State Board of Education.
Education news around Idaho
In this week’s briefs Presidential Scholar nominations are open for seniors, two rural Idaho teachers win a STEM award and Nampa teens get artistic for Day of the Dead.
Shelley superintendent to retire
Shelley Superintendent Bryan Jolley has announced his plans to retire in June.
State Board calls for shakeup in higher education funding
Members approved a funding model that would pay colleges and universities based on the degrees they produce instead of enrollment or credit hours.