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The latest and breaking news and investigative reports about Idaho public education.
Another hitch in the Idaho broadband dispute
Mediation has been fruitless, and the case over the Idaho Education Network contract remains in court. What’s at stake for taxpayers?
Otter, Balukoff spar on education — and the budget
The wide-ranging hour-long debate featured a few sharp exchanges on education topics.
Four-day schools become campaign talking point
But two rural superintendents say the campaign rhetoric doesn’t tell the whole story.
Hundreds pack tiered licensure hearing
Nearly everyone who spoke opposed the plan and its use of local evaluations and test scores.
What is the definition of a great school?
A national education expert says a great school blends formal and informal learning, utilizing “co-teaching” and technology.
Idaho AP performance shows improvement
Meanwhile, Idaho students lag well behind national benchmarks on the SAT, according to a report issued Tuesday.
State Board calls for mastery system pilot
Move to mastery could represent a cultural shift in how Idaho educates students.
Denney, Woodings square off on lands issues
The two secretary of state’s candidates met Monday at a City Club of Boise forum.
State gears up for tiered licensure hearings
Residents have until Oct. 22 to submit comments on the proposal.