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The latest and breaking news and investigative reports about Idaho public education.
Tuition and student fee decision on hold until May
Will Idaho’s college tuition freeze remain in place for the fourth straight year? Students and parents won’t get the answer this week.
Matt Denis joins Idaho EdNews
He will live and work in Boise and focus his attention on Treasure Valley schools. He also will investigate statewide issues that impact teaching and learning.
Interim director outlines how more staff will improve outcomes
“The outcome of that one addition is more communication, consistent oversight and providing preventive support,” said Melissa-Jo Rivera.
Increases in youth suicide and depression spark communities to brighten schools
Adults are getting creative to let kids know they’re seen, heard, and loved.
Grief, isolation, sexual assault and trauma: What today’s teens deal with
A youth-led forum held in Boise Tuesday shed a light on one of the state’s most pressing issues — mental health among teenagers.
Clerical error uncovers flawed performance evaluation method
“This is not what we intended,” said Idaho Public Charter Commission vice-chairman Sherrilynn Bair.
Critchfield’s take on how the session will impact education
Here’s what the new laws and failed bills mean for schools.
Attendance will affect schools’ bottom line again
Here’s what the change will mean for schools.
Former charter commission director lands new role
The move comes after Jenn Thompson’s abrupt March resignation.
Young inventor’s creations carry personal significance and solve problems
Two of Arielle Levi’s inventions are being sold in the marketplace.