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Analysis: Idaho voters move to the right, and Idaho policy will follow
This next Legislature will be considerably more conservative, and that will impact leadership and education.
Trump has won a second term. Here’s what that means for schools
Calls to abolish the Department of Education have new momentum.
Most levies were approved by local voters, with $259 million at stake
The money will fund everything from salaries to buses and classroom supplies.
Democrats retain central Idaho Senate seat, cede control in Boise, Pocatello districts
Republicans flipped three legislative seats previously held by Democrats.
Save NIC candidates sweep North Idaho College trustee races
Mainstream candidates prevail with message of maintaining accreditation.
Speech teachers push back against proposal to drop their classes as a grad requirement
They say that in an era of increasing technological dependence, their classes are needed now more than ever.
Post Falls’ reading intervention program is a game-changer
The district’s seven elementary schools combine to record some of the best scores in the state.
A calendar change can cut classroom days — but it doesn’t slash costs
There are plenty of unanswered questions about four-day schools — particularly when it comes to student achievement. But when it comes to the impact on the bottom line — or lack thereof — the research is clear.
Soda Springs principal, determined to boost math abilities, steps back into the classroom
It’s one part of an innovative new program that aims to spark a sea change in math outcomes.
Idahoans have mixed reactions to divisive PragerU curriculum
Some have celebrated it, while others are concerned.