Carly Flandro
Teachers, are you showing students you value their language, culture, and identity?
A conference provided information on how educators can become culturally-responsive and better advocates for equity.
Shoshone-Bannock teen’s passion is to make sure the past is not forgotten
The high school senior said it’s important to not focus on the sadness but the success that can come from it.
School leaders share the secrets to their ISAT success
Reteaching, collaboration, and relevance are key.
Celebrating successes: Idaho’s ISAT high performers in Top 10 lists
These schools, charters and districts largely transcend state proficiency goals.
Idaho students hit 10-year low on national exam — but still fared better than most
The scores are the pandemic’s latest educational symptom.
Charter schools lead Idaho’s ISAT proficiency list – again
INSIDE: Find out how your school performed on the 2022 standardized tests.
My goodbye to teaching: why I left the profession I was called to
Why one Idaho teacher went from an idealistic, hopeful new educator to one who was ready to close the classroom door for good.
Pocatello gets creative to attract teachers and paraprofessionals
Stipends and increasing hourly wages was approved by trustees on Tuesday.
Educators open up about classroom realities
Many wish that parents, politicians, and community members would listen to their pleas and ideas before making decisions or forming hasty conclusions about Idaho’s education system.
It’s not the teacher pipeline that’s the problem – it’s the classroom reality
Simply put, enough people enter the profession but not enough stay. Idaho’s colleges are pivoting to solve the problem.