Carly Flandro
Instead of closing, Lava Elementary will open its doors as a charter this fall
A local retiree with an education leadership background is stepping in to save the historic school.
Bonneville trustees discuss policies on flags, human sexuality and cellphones
INSIDE: Trustees decide against pushing to require kindergarten students to be potty trained.
School leaders, lawmakers speak out against private school tax credit
Monday’s town hall event was the first of seven to be held in East Idaho.
First round of reading test exemptions impacted more than 1,300 learners
INSIDE: See which school districts had the most exemptions.
Science of reading training for Idaho Falls teachers is yielding ‘tremendous’ results
The training, which will now extend to all Idaho K-3 teachers, is evidence-based with a focus on phonics.
New York teenagers paint an Idaho-inspired mural at their school
“We hope that it will be a source of strength and support for our community,” one of the students wrote.
‘Everyone is welcome here’ teacher takes Boise School District job
“I’m so grateful to be able to work within a district that knows the beauty of inclusion and diversity and doesn’t for a second consider it an opinion but embraces it,” Sarah Inama told EdNews.
Pocatello trustees pass cellphone restrictions
The decision came after months of soliciting public feedback and considering options.
Critchfield floats changes to K-12 testing, reduced qualifications for school administrators
INSIDE: Get the details on day one of the State Board’s regular June meeting.
Idaho Commission for Libraries loses $6.3 million federal grant for digital access, braces for more cuts
The ICfL is also laying off four staff members, as it braces for budget reductions in its Talking Books Services program.