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Boise School District releases findings of investigation into child abuse incidents at Valley View Elementary
Hours later, it reported the arrest and termination of a substitute teacher being investigated for sexual abuse.
Straight from high school to college: 2024 go-on rates by school
See which Idaho high schools send the most seniors straight to college. INSIDE: Get the rate at your school.
Internal West Ada memos reveal a district at odds, and unable to find a unified voice
As outrage mounted over teacher Sarah Inama being ordered to remove a sign promoting inclusion, district leaders stayed quiet — at least publicly.
Emails show overwhelming support for West Ada teacher who defied orders; district leaders are unswayed
INSIDE: How a few vocal parents pulled Idaho’s largest district into an unforeseen culture war over inclusive displays.
While West Ada leaders remain largely silent on poster controversy, Boise publicly backs teacher
The Idaho Education Association also offered support on social media. Another student protest is planned for Friday.
Upending math classes in Rigby has been messy but worthwhile
Students have made major gains since the revamps began.
Idaho private schools — where cost is at a premium — have less racial diversity than public counterparts
A new, nationwide database provides a glimpse into private school demographics.
A West Ada teacher was asked to remove signs promoting inclusivity. Controversy ensued.
The debacle has garnered national attention and sparked an outpouring of support for the middle school teacher.
Magnets help districts compete with charter, private schools for students
The “schools of choice” are a secret weapon — popular but relatively rare statewide.
At growing Gem Prep schools, autonomy and opportunities prepare students for college
When students aren’t micromanaged they learn essential life skills, school leaders say.