Idaho EdNews Staff

Episode 4 – Private School Choice Vouchers and What the Debates Mean for You

In this episode, Katie and Alexis explain what that means for you and your family

Two Olympic legends and four others to be honored for championing equity in sports

Kristin Armstrong, Muffy Davis, and EdNews CEO and journalist Jennifer Swindell are among those to be celebrated.

Episode 2 — What a budget deficit could mean for schools

They know their way around parenting and policy.

Two Idaho moms discuss how education policy impacts their kids, neighbors

A new podcast hosted by Katie McGuire and Alexis Morgan will feature observations about education from their parenting, researching and teaching standpoints.

Episode 104: A pre-session preview for 2026

To set the stage for the 2026 legislative session, Kevin Richert and Ryan Suppe sit down with Idaho School Boards Association deputy director Quinn Perry and Idaho Education Association assistant executive director Matt Compton.

Devin Bodkin rejoins EdNews

He was a reporter, blogger and assistant editor at EdNews prior to his work at the Idaho National Laboratory.

INSIDE: Find out who won the state’s annual competition for kids

“Choosing winners from so many amazing submissions is always a challenge, and this year was no different,” said Superintendent Debbie Critchfield.

Episode 103: Talking elections, 2025 and 2026, with Jaclyn Kettler

There’s always an election to talk about. Next month’s school elections, which feature $159 million in bond issues and supplemental levies. And, looming next spring, the statewide 2026 primaries. On this edition of the podcast, Kevin Richert and Ryan Suppe sit down with Boise State University political science professor Jaclyn Kettler — and preview two…

East Idaho history and economics teacher earns state’s top award

Laron Johnson was presented with the award in a ceremony at Rigby High School on Thursday.