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Education committee chair defends record amid right-wing primary challenge
Yamamoto says she favored local control on issues like libraries and guns in schools. Her opponent says she has a “liberal” record.
Governor hands West Ada $150 million for facilities
Little and legislators gave three districts giant checks to celebrate historic funding for schools.
Nampa rivals duel over education spending in repeat primary
While Lenney has called his opponent a “big spender,” Agenbroad says the incumbent has risked defunding services Nampans value, like public education.
Idaho teacher in running for America’s Favorite Teacher competition
She needs votes.
Boise’s school closure plan runs into parent outrage
More than 75 frustrated patrons challenged Boise School District’s plan to close Owyhee Elementary School.
“I can be mom and teacher:” Schools tackle child care needs to keep staff in classrooms
It’s a retention tool as much as it is a way to ensure youngsters are prepared when they enter kindergarten.
Photo Essay: An elementary school’s onsite day care makes teachers feel “seen” and “respected”
A look inside Endeavor Elementary’s unique program.
Pocatello mom says advocating for her child with disabilities has been a ‘daunting’ task
She’s one of many parents statewide who are frustrated with their local school’s special education program.
Idyllic campus is grounded in classical teaching and the outdoors
North Idaho Classical Academy plans to open its doors in 2025 to 210 students from rural areas stretching to the Canadian and Montana borders.
Senate Education chair faces a Republican primary rematch
Sen. Dave Lent is emphasizing big-ticket education items from the past two years. His challenger, Bryan Scholz, says he wants to encourage more competition in education.