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The latest and breaking news and investigative reports about Idaho public education.
Audit: most schools don’t use broadband equipment
The audit performed by contractor Eide Bailly shows 53 percent of schools audited are not using Idaho Education Network equipment.
Former education secretary speaks to Idaho leaders
William Bennett shared his ideas for shaping education policy to Idaho’s top politicians and business leaders.
Ybarra seeks 6.4 percent school funding increase
Ybarra’s request is for $14 million less than Gov. Butch Otter’s.
Otter K-12 budget receives favorable early reviews
Gov. Butch Otter’s proposal to boost K-12 funding by 7.4 percent draws praise from two district superintendents — and a leading legislative Democrat.
Otter calls for 7.4 percent increase in K-12 funding
Otter would direct nearly $32 million to increasing teacher pay through the career ladder salary proposal.
Boise trustees elect Wagers to the board
The president of the Idaho Candy Co. attended Boise schools and his four children are currently enrolled in Boise schools.
Analysis: Otter K-12 budget sets parameters for session
Gov. Butch Otter made education the focal point of his ninth State of the State address. Will legislators follow?
Education is top priority for CDA’s Souza
The new Republican lawmaker landed a seat on the Senate Education Committee.
State will rebid broadband contract — but when?
In the meantime, districts are urged to pursue their own funding to keep broadband in Idaho high schools.
Hundreds attend Otter inauguration
Gov. Butch Otter delivers third inaugural address.