Meetings, lawyers, negotiations, more meetings: Lakeland still without a leader
Meetings, lawyers, negotiations, more meetings: Lakeland still without a leader
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Teachers’ union political arm endorses legislative candidates, steers clear of governor
Teachers’ union political arm endorses legislative candidates, steers clear of governor
Idahoans honor late U.S. interior secretary and former governor
Idahoans honor late U.S. interior secretary and former governor
Analysis: An email gaffe sparks a special ed brushfire — and reignites the GOP’s great divide
Analysis: An email gaffe sparks a special ed brushfire — and reignites the GOP’s great divide
Political hot potato: Idaho legislative candidates hash out their favorite way to eat a spud
We asked 30 candidates the most important question in Idaho: What is your favorite way to eat a spud?
Outcry builds over Sandpoint’s alternative school relocation plan
Yellow signs featuring a photo of the 117-year-old Lake Pend Oreille High School building have appeared across the community. “We support LPOHS in its current location,” they read.
Belonging comes first at Mountain Home community schools
A strategy embraced by the district, and several others across the state, helps remove barriers and expand opportunities for students and families.
Sandpoint Superintendent works through cancer treatment
Becky Meyer has continue to work through treatment largely due to her love of the school district she has served for decades.
Exams canceled at Boise State amid alleged Canvas cyber attack
An alleged cyber attack put Canvas, a widely-used instructional software, out of commission worldwide.
Here’s what to know before the election
The May 19 primary is around the corner, and whether you’re voting for the first time or need a refresher, we’ve got you covered.
Lawmaker, state department at odds over interpretation of new law
School administrators are scratching their heads wondering how they will pay instructional coaches under a new law.
Analysis: GOP politics — and Little — have changed since 2018. This election proves it.
Gov. Brad Little faces no prominent hardline opponent in the May 19 GOP primary, and it’s no accident. For eight years, Little has sought to neutralize opposition from the right — while stepp…
Tax Commission withholds data on private education subsidies
State officials say they’re still processing applications. It’s unclear what additional data will be released in the coming months.
Long-time Melba trustee takes lobbying position with ISBA
Jason Knopp has been named the Idaho School Boards Association’s director of strategic advocacy.
Survey: Employees feel ‘disconnected’ with Idaho State’s mission
“We learned some things we are doing well, and some things we are working to improve upon,” President Robert Wagner told EdNews Wednesday.
Two GOP challengers will face longtime incumbent U.S. Rep. Mike Simpson in May election
Brian Keene and Perry Shumway are running against Mike Simpson in 2nd Congressional District Republican primary.
Five of Idaho’s constitutional officers endorse Sen. Guthrie
The endorsement comes one month after the attorney general endorsed Guthrie's opponent, David Worley.
GOP challengers take aim at Little in crowded primary
From saloon owner to county commissioner, Republican hopefuls are lining up to challenge the governor on May 19.
When budgets tighten, cross-sector collaboration must rise
When budgets tighten, cross-sector collaboration must rise
NEA study: Idaho ranks 36th in average teacher pay
NEA study: Idaho ranks 36th in average teacher pay
State Board OKs tuition increases — Idaho’s largest in three years
State Board OKs tuition increases — Idaho’s largest in three years
West Ada trustees approve two major building projects
West Ada trustees approve two major building projects