Month: January 2020
Maps illustrate learning disparities between white and Latino students
Find out what’s happening in your school or district.
Legislators told to expect slowdown in Idaho’s economic growth
Local economists say a recession is still unlikely.
It’s showtime! Little to deliver State of the State address Monday
Here’s what to expect and how to watch the annual speech.
Little is saving the big reveal for Monday
Like a promoter hyping a prize fight, Idaho’s governor on Friday urged Idahoans to watch his State of the State address to hear his agenda for education and other state issues.
I support creative teacher compensation systems
That’s why I voted “no” on supporting an expansion of the state’s “career ladder.”
Analysis: Colleges and universities face an unpredictable legislative session
No offense, K-12. But higher education really could be a fun reporting gig at the 2020 Idaho Legislature. Four big stories — which all unfolded after the 2019 session — make for a fascinating 2020: Budget cuts. The fiscal forecast for higher ed is, well, unsettled. All of the state’s two- and four-year colleges had…
Idahoans won’t be ignored about Common Core
It appears the State Board ignored the valid Common Core critiques leveled by concerned Idahoans. That’s shameful.
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