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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.
Trustees to consider facilities funding, vouchers and other issues at annual convention
INSIDE: The details of what will be debated and who is running for leadership positions.
Two years later, NIC faces another pivotal trustee election
The 2020 election thrust the Coeur d’Alene-based community college into turmoil. Now, two competing slates of candidates are vying for three crucial seats on the board of trustees.
Rural teachers can now apply for $12,000 in education funding
The funding can be put toward students loans, advanced degrees, and new certifications.
What Bedke, Pickens Manweiler said about librarians, K-12 funding and more
A bill to allow prosecutors to seek criminal charges against librarians “passed the House without my support,” Scott Bedke said Friday.
Analysis: Idaho’s unexpected and unusual race for attorney general
Tom Arkoosh jumped into the race in July to challenge Raul Labrador. The Nov. 8 outcome could have immediate implications for education — and perhaps lasting implications in Idaho politics.
CWI candidates pledge collaboration — but split on spending issues
The turmoil at North Idaho College was a recurring theme Tuesday — as College of Western Idaho trustee candidates run in nonpartisan races with partisan overtones.
Celebrating successes: Idaho’s ISAT high performers in Top 10 lists
These schools, charters and districts largely transcend state proficiency goals.
IPTV debate: Candidates spar over a variety of Idaho education policies
Democrat Terry Gilbert and Republican Debbie Critchfield answered an hour’s worth of questions Monday during Idaho Public Television’s Idaho Debates event.