Tom Luna
Providing students access to career pathways is imperative to economic growth
Now more than ever it is critical that students graduate prepared to thrive in the REAL world where they will live and work as adults.
Tom Luna: It’s been an honor
It hasn’t always been easy, and at times the road was difficult, but the effort was worth it and now the path forward is clear, says Idaho’s out-going State Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Anticipate another great year
This is an exciting time for education. Today teachers and students have more opportunities than they ever have had in the past.
Work together to implement recommendations
We have to end this cycle where students perform well in K-12, receive a high school diploma, and then just three months later too many of these same students realize they are woefully unprepared for the real world.
Education department responds to anti-Core letter
State Superintendent Tom Luna and his staff attempt to clear up concerns voiced by Sen. Steven Thayn and Madison School District Superintendent Geoffrey Thomas about the roll out of Idaho Core Standards.
New year brings improved standards
Transitioning to these higher standards will be hard work in the initial years, but we all recognize it is the best thing for Idaho’s students and the future of our great state.