Election Day Results
Election Night live blog (final)
INSIDE: A list of the 15 incumbents who lost Tuesday. Plus, one legislative race flipped in the middle of the night, and it’s potentially a big one for education.
School facilities
Judge rejects $7.7 million Oneida appeal for state money
Higher education politics
Opening arguments in Big City vs. Boise State case: ‘Sacrificed’? Or seeking special treatment?
Higher education politics
After four years, Big City-Boise State battle finally goes before a jury
Recruiting and retention
Hey, college students: Want a good job? Become a teacher
Idaho Career Ready Students
Districts receive more than $18.5 million in grants for career-technical programs
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Opinion
Episode 96: A postsession conversation with Debbie Critchfield
A full and chaotic 94-day legislative session finally wrapped up on Wednesday.
So how did Debbie Critchfield fare in her second session as state schools superintendent?
Kevin Richert and Ryan Suppe interview Critchfield about what happened — and didn’t happen — with proposals that were on her radar for the session.
Favorite Teachers series
Who’s your favorite teacher? Nearly everyone has an answer to that question, because every year, and in every generation, teachers make a lifelong impact.
Somewhere in Idaho, even as you read this, an English teacher is helping a student feel valued when no one else can. A science teacher is stoking the curiosity of a future biologist. A choir teacher is encouraging a student to use their voice proudly, even when silence seems safer.
Our new, ongoing series will feature Idaho’s favorite teachers.
If you went to school in Idaho and have a teacher you’d like us to recognize, whether still in the classroom or retired, contact editor Jennifer Swindell, [email protected]. We’re looking forward to sharing your stories.
