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Generally, PPE is calculated by taking the amount of money a district spends on students in a given year and dividing it by the number of students in that district.
But there are some nuances.

Heading into their fourth pandemic academic year, administrators have more tools to prevent the spread of disease, and they hope the new variant will be less severe. But the science isn’t that clearcut. 

Jefferson County’s Chad Martin shared with other school leaders how his community has healed and school procedures have changed in the wake of the life-changing day.

Find out what the candidates have to say. INSIDE: Details of next week’s forums and an invite to a meet-and-greet reception.

Karen Echeverria, a longtime influencer of Idaho’s public education system, replaces outgoing commissioner Julie VanOrden.

Engaged parents, perfectionistic students, and homework also contribute to these standout scores, principals say. 

Boise State University is adding four mental health counselors and a psychiatric nurse practitioner — covered by student fees. University officials hope the hires will address a demand that has increased, and intensified.

Donors give thousands of dollars to Idaho classrooms each year.

In 2022, 28.3% of juniors met both benchmarks, according to data released Tuesday.

Lakeland’s program provides a preview into the future of school safety if armed guards become more prevalent.