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A divided State Board passes CWI, CEI bachelor’s programs
Supporters touted the promise of getting more students into college, and serving workforce needs. Opponents warned of a higher education version of “Hunger Games,” with two- and four-year schools battling for enrollment.
State poised to switch insurance provider for state employees and some educators
In 2022, Idaho opened the option for school districts to move teachers onto the state health insurance plan.
Most at-risk kids are not reading at grade level
The fall IRI results underscore Idaho’s achievement gap.
Families incorrectly denied special education services can try again
The Department of Education is hosting a meeting Tuesday to start revising the special education manual.
Boise students organize speaking event to inspire youth
Speakers will offer unique solutions to problems students face, such as disconnecting from school work and excessive smartphone scrolling.
The (mostly) Republican moms fight to reclaim their Idaho school district from conservatives
The far-right takeover of West Bonner School District disrupted learning and prompted an exodus of students and teachers. A group of moms organized to fight back.
Fall IRI Top 10 Lists: Treasure Valley schools reign
See how your school measures up.
Educators, community members revise social studies standards
This process happens every six years as mandated by the Legislature.
Divided and disenchanted: Why a rural Idaho community refuses to fund education
After four failed levies, Mountain View trustees will again go to voters in May.
Millions to flow to rural career-technical education programs
Interest is high. Idaho has received 146% more in requests than it has money to allocate.