Kaeden Lincoln

Kaeden is a student Boise State University and will be working as an intern with Idaho EdNews. He previously wrote for the Sentinel at North Idaho College and the Arbiter at Boise State. The Idaho native is a graduate of Borah High in the Boise School District.

Micron and CWI team up to educate workers for a trillion-dollar industry

The company’s rapid expansion in Boise creates hundreds of manufacturing jobs in need of skilled workers. A partnership with the College of Western Idaho is central to the effort.

Middleton goes on information campaign ahead of levy ask

Ahead of its May supplemental levy, the Middleton district is seeking to educate constituents about the consequences of a disapproving vote.

Bonneville trustees approve phased cuts amid budget shortfall

“I just want to be clear this is nothing, I think, any of us want to do,” said the superintendent, who presented a contingency plan trustees approved Wednesday.

Boise outlines declining enrollment challenges in community forum

Stakeholders discussed facilities upgrades they’d like to see.

Limited dual credit classes aim to draw East Idaho high schoolers to in-demand careers

The College of Eastern Idaho and the Idaho National Laboratory aim to attract students to a free summer program. But seats are limited.

Superintendent shuffle: News on open positions and hires throughout Idaho

INSIDE: Updates in Kuna and Caldwell superintendent searches.

‘The genie’s out of the bottle:’ Little signs artificial intelligence education bill

A new law directs the Idaho Department of Education to create a statewide framework for artificial intelligence use in schools.

Kuna’s new superintendent looks forward to taking the top job after years with West Ada

Marcus Myers hopes to apply what he’s learned from decades in Idaho’s largest district to his new role.

District 35: Education-focused incumbent takes on ‘true conservative’ former lawmaker

Rep. Mike Veile will run against Chad Christensen, who is competing in the Republican primary after a four-year departure from the Statehouse.

Caldwell trustees vote to merge programs to save money

The board approved the plan during a four-hour special board meeting Monday — with only about 30 minutes of the meeting open to the public.