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Analysis: A week of unspeakable tragedy and unanswered questions

On Wednesday, President C. Scott Green defended his decision to resume classes at the University of Idaho, after four students were slain off-campus. Several parents who reached out to Idaho EdNews said they are fearful and unconvinced.

K-12 student enrollment ticks up slightly

Last school year, enrollment increased by 1.7%. This year, there’s growth again – though it’s a modest 0.3%. INSIDE: Find out who had the biggest gains and losses and early enrollment for all districts and charters.

National organizations call for doctors to regularly screen adolescents for mental health issues

In the past, pediatricians just paid attention to physical wellbeing. The change speaks to the increasing need for mental healthcare.

Trustees adopt all 14 legislative resolutions at convention

One proposal, which calls on the Legislature to boost funding for classified staff, passed with unanimous support. INSIDE: Details about every resolution.

Critchfield names two top aides

Former gubernatorial aide Greg Wilson will serve as superintendent-elect Debbie Critchfield’s chief of staff, and Idaho school administrator Ryan Cantrell will serve as deputy state superintendent.

Analysis: Breaking down another red election night in Idaho

Idaho Republicans won big Tuesday night, and without suspense. But that doesn’t mean the results were boring.

Election final: Critchfield talks about her future leading schools; more statewide results

INSIDE: Updated results from other key races, from governor to Legislature to community college trustees.

Election Day prep: We’ve got you covered

Be an educated voter. Here’s what to know before heading to the polls on Tuesday, November 8.

Analysis: Tuesday’s general election still has the feel of a Republican primary

In Idaho politics in 2022, every election divides the state’s predominant party, to some degree. Tuesday’s vote tallies will attach some numbers to this divide.