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Moscow Charter School: where it all began
The school started with 31 students back in 1998. Today, the K-8 school has 193 students enrolled and continues its mission of a culture of support in a small-school environment.
U of I schedules demolition of off-campus murder scene
The demolition is scheduled for Dec. 28, nearly a year to the day after former Washington State University student Bryan Kohberger was arrested in connection with the grisly slayings.
The (mostly) Republican moms fight to reclaim their Idaho school district from conservatives
The far-right takeover of West Bonner School District disrupted learning and prompted an exodus of students and teachers. A group of moms organized to fight back.
Divided and disenchanted: Why a rural Idaho community refuses to fund education
After four failed levies, Mountain View trustees will again go to voters in May.
Millions to flow to rural career-technical education programs
Interest is high. Idaho has received 146% more in requests than it has money to allocate.
U of I demands $2,400 to review — and perhaps release — Phoenix public records
The bill centers on Idaho Education News’ request for records mentioning “Project Neptune,” a code name for the University of Phoenix. And it comes as Boise State University’s approach to public records is also under fresh scrutiny.
Idaho’s merit semifinalists announced
The nationwide pool of semifinalists represents less than one percent of all U.S. high school seniors. INSIDE: Find out who made it from Idaho.
NIC trustees quickly — and unanimously — make leadership change
Mike Waggoner will chair the often-divided board of trustees, replacing Greg McKenzie.
Giving back: Vandal student-athletes are big brothers in Moscow
University of Idaho men’s basketball coach Alex Pribble created a mentoring program for his players.
Moving forward: West Bonner board welcomes new trustees
“It’s time to come together,” said interim superintendent Joe Kren.