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Tom Luna: It’s been an honor
It hasn’t always been easy, and at times the road was difficult, but the effort was worth it and now the path forward is clear, says Idaho’s out-going State Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Broadband capacity could become issue in IEN dispute
Broadband system benefitting Idaho high schools could reach capacity by spring if usage continues and state officials do not intervene to upgrade the system.
Founders cultivate ‘dream’ school
The idea for Boise’s Anser Charter was born as states across the nation were embracing charter schools as ways to push change and innovation.
Ed groups launch service organization
The Idaho Education Stakeholders Consortium is designed to provide more services and resources to the state’s small, rural districts.
Union files lawsuit against district, superintendent
Elaine Asmus alleges due process violations in her firing from the Snake River School District. The suit was filed Wednesday by the Idaho Education Association.
Blackfoot teacher wins $100,000 grant
Melissa Hunt learned Friday that she won a $100,000 grant in a nationwide contest
Lawmakers eyeing Ybarra’s transition
Legislators say Sherri Ybarra will need to hit the ground running to be effective in the upcoming legislative session.
Mortimer to lead Senate Ed
The Idaho Falls Republican takes over for outgoing chairman John Goedde, who lost his re-election bid during the Republican primary.
Elections: Ybarra won despite meager fundraising
Democrat Jana Jones enjoyed nearly a 5-to-1 fundraising advantage in the open race for state schools superintendent.
Connecting classrooms: How does Idaho stack up?
West Ada School District Superintendent Linda Clark got a firsthand look, at a White House technology summit in November.