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Boise State hosts two-day Idaho Indian Education Summit

The purpose of the conference was to help educators learn how to best serve Native American students and implement equitable practices in the classroom.

Record state budget surplus fuels talk of special session of the Idaho Legislature

Gov. Brad Little has not ruled out calling a special session.

The $100K club: hundreds of K-12 employees make six-figure salaries

About 1% of Idaho’s K-12 educators make $100,000 or more per year. INSIDE: The list of top earners.

Aug. 30: A $261.4 million school election day

The bulk of requested funds — a combined $144.3 million — comes in the form of bond issues for new and improved buildings in five districts.

New nonprofit emerges in support of ‘free market’ education

The Mountain States Policy Center is a research group with a goal to promote individual liberty and limited government in Idaho and surrounding states.

What Boise trustee candidates say about book bans and CRT

Incumbent trustees — and several challengers — say they support Boise’s policy for reviewing library materials, a process that involves parents, principals and teachers at the local level.

Posted: K-12 job applicants welcome

As the first day of school approaches, there’s still a need for custodians, teachers, food service workers and paraprofessionals in school districts across the state.