‘One Boise State:’ Hahn outlines his presidential priorities
During a ceremony steeped in tradition — and Bronco culture — new Boise State University President laid out an aggressive fundraising goal. He also doubled down on research and athletics.
Idaho Department of Education
Critchfield hosts national experts to discuss first grade readiness
Educational Technology
Tech-skeptical author urges Idaho schools to rethink screens
Education Technology
‘We don’t have data’: Kuna to evaluate student screen time
Cops in college
CEI graduates first class of detention officers
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The EdNews Show Ep. 6: The private school tax credit landscape
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Special Series
The Idaho School Benefit Trust ran out of money in 2026 — leaving nearly 100 districts and charters to confront a health insurance crisis that had been building for years.
The trust’s fund balance fell from $22.5 million in 2021 to $2.1 million in just four years. Manager Debbie Hainke notified members of a shortfall in July but has declined to provide members or EdNews with financial documents.
EdNews has tracked the trust’s unraveling through public records, interviews and reporting. Our continuing coverage will investigate the ultimate cost to teachers and taxpayers.
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