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State quietly hires, parts with new Indian Education director
The IDE is “currently assessing next steps” to fill the director position “and remains in communication with the tribes,” an official said.
Report: Idaho students are behind in math and reading — but state and local leaders can change that
INSIDE: Explore academic recovery at school districts statewide.
Many Idaho students never caught up after the pandemic. That’s not the case in these districts
These success stories are bright spots amid gloomy conversations around student learning.
Nampa trustees and teachers at impasse in contract negotiations
Talks broke down at a special meeting Wednesday.
Pocatello trustees consider online high school, marketing campaign to attract students
INSIDE: After school closure, trustees face a recall effort and an empty building
Idaho students show minimal growth on NAEP, but outperform national averages
The results indicate students are “holding steady,” and reflect national trends, the Idaho Department of Education said.
Idaho education leaders reassure families after federal immigration policy change
At least four school districts sent out messages and letters to parents within the last week about the policy change.
Spelling it Out: How public schools are funded
The ins-and-outs of public school finance are complicated — our explainer will help you make sense of it all.
Pocatello trustees decide to shutter Washington Elementary on a split vote
Trustees made the contentious decision in a boardroom packed with more than 100 stakeholders.
Idaho’s average teacher pay increased again this school year
INSIDE: Look up the average teacher salary at your district or charter.