“I can tell you this: education will remain my top priority,” Little said at Wednesday’s ATI Conference in Boise.
As the weather cools, holiday art contests heat up
Find out who won the Boise School District holiday card contest. And there’s still time for teens to test their art skills in another contest.
Mortimer won’t seek reelection
The Idaho Falls businessman and current Senate Education Committee chairman says he’ll call it quits after the 2020 legislative session.
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Erpelding resigns from Legislature
Superintendent Ybarra’s schedule: Dec. 2-6
U of I seeks staff furloughs to trim spending
State Board reviewing more than 100 master educator premium applications
About 100 teachers appealed the initial decision, and state officials discovered a database error that may have improperly rejected another 12 portfolios.
Charters see big enrollment growth amid pockets of steep decline
Struggling charters are adjusting to smaller budgets by reassigning teachers and holding off on professional development.
Little still vetting State Board candidates
The vacancy has been open for six months.
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Meeting regional workforce needs through higher education
IEA checklist goes beyond dollars spent
BYU-Idaho students are truly thankful this week
Eastern Idaho fifth grader wins SDE holiday card contest
The SDE received more than 700 submissions from K-6 students across the state.
As Opportunity Scholarship program grows, the state’s waiting list shortens
More than 6,000 college students will get a share of Idaho’s Opportunity Scholarship money this fall, up nearly 50 percent from a year ago. Some qualified students still are missing out.
North Idaho program prepares teens for local manufacturing jobs
The concept is to give high school students a solid skill set and educational background in manufacturing so they can be ready to start work right after high school for local companies.
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State Board appoints new career-technical administrator
Clay Long, a veteran of the West Ada and Nampa school districts, will begin work on Dec. 9.
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Expert analysis and the latest news from award-winning journalist Kevin Richert.
Erpelding resigns from Legislature
Superintendent Ybarra’s schedule: Dec. 2-6
U of I seeks staff furloughs to trim spending
BYU-Idaho switches course, will accept Medicaid
Voices
Educators, community members and students share their opinions about Idaho education.
Become a guest author
Meeting regional workforce needs through higher education
IEA checklist goes beyond dollars spent
BYU-Idaho students are truly thankful this week
A Mom's Blog
Melanie Flake is helping parents have a voice in the way Idaho educates kids.