Carly Flandro
ChatGPT: Is it a valuable communication tool or a way to cheat?
Educators are abuzz about a new technology that writes like a person and could put original thinking in jeopardy.
Can you tell the difference between student writing and AI-generated writing?
Test your mettle and see how ChatGPT works.
Proposed LGBTQ rights policy causes fracas at Caldwell School Board meeting
The meeting adjourned abruptly — before the board could complete its agenda — after shouts and threats from the audience.
Decaying buildings and a record of failed bond elections: ‘It is quite atrocious’ in Salmon
Superintendent Troy Easterday hopes lawmakers will help his community with a new infrastructure bill and surplus funds earmarked for school buildings.
Average teacher salary increases, but is still behind inflation and national averages
Teachers in Idaho still make less than peers in other fields who have the same level of education.
Idaho Falls School Board scrambles to address overcrowding after failed bond
Split sessions are off the table after teachers said they would transfer or find a new job.
This year, taxpayers will shell out a record $596.1 million for education bonds and levies
Taxpayers will give $217.4 million — a slight decrease — via supplemental levies to local schools this fiscal year
Idaho’s Board Chair of the Year offers advice from her 20 years of experience
Jefferson County’s Angie Robison would tell new board members: “Be open minded and always put the students first.”
Fall reading scores surpass pre-pandemic numbers
Nearly 57% of students in grades K-3 are reading at grade level this fall. INSIDE: Your school’s reading scores.
Ammon teacher wins Milken Educator Award
The first-grade teacher was surprised with a $25K check at a school assembly in front of her students.