News
The latest and breaking news and investigative reports about Idaho public education.
Funding, accountability highlight public forum
Conversation about education highlights school choice, accountability and investment.
Luna offers his budget ideas this morning
Idaho’s Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Luna presents his ideas for funding K-12 education at 8 a.m. on Thursday morning before the Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee members.
House committee hears fiscal details
House Education Committee members were told the details of the fiscal impacted caused by the repeal of the Students Come First laws. They also learned about other education budget details.
Join a public education conversation tonight
The House Ed Committee starts talking about the repeal of the Students Come First laws. The Senate Ed Committee today discusses rules for public charter schools.
IEA releases its recommendations for education
IEA’s recommendations for improving education in Idaho include changing teacher certification, improving teacher preparation and developing better leaders.
Rise and Shine: Monday, January 14, 2013
Read what’s being published and said about education around the country. This week, much of the conversations are about safety in schools and funding.
House committee endorses cursive bill
Cursive comeback? A bill requiring schools to teach cursive handwriting is headed to the House floor.
Education task force prioritizes topics
Education task force agrees by voting that professional development and teacher effectiveness are some of the most important issues to discuss for education reform.
Task force leaves labor issues to Legislature
The Governor’s Education Task Force decided to leave labor negotiations and the FY 2013 budget to the Legislature to debate and decide.
Education briefs from around the state
Upcoming events related to education are in today’s briefs package. Please send us your events and we’ll highlight them here or on our calendar.