Debbie Critchfield
Board budget proposals designed to improve Idaho’s go-on rate
State Board of Education researchers estimate the “go-on” rate could increase five to 10 percent annually if summer melt is effectively addressed.
State Board committed to addressing Magic Valley’s teacher shortage
If Idaho State University cannot improve its offerings, the Board may make it possible for the College of Southern Idaho to offer a four-year education degree.
The recommendations of the Guided Pathways workgroup
They are designed to prepare students, with their parents’ assistance, to make their own education and career plans.
Understanding why some Idaho high school seniors ‘melt away’ after graduation
It is a yearly phenomenon that educators call “summer melt” and researchers at Idaho State Board of Education are working to find out how many Idaho students melt away and why it occurs.
The real work happens in local districts and classrooms
State Board member Debbie Critchfield says the influence of dynamic teachers, informed policies and committed adults will drive improvements to student achievement.
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