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.

TVCC set to offer a bachelor’s degree in education

The Treasure Valley Community College will offer a bachelor’s degree in education in an effort to address a teacher shortage.

Superintendent shuffle: Districts begin to make hiring decisions

INSIDE: Updates in Kuna and Caldwell superintendent searches.

Education news from around the state

INSIDE: Federal money for rural schools, free college classes and more.

Idaho Falls to offer online core classes

Course offerings for middle school and high school students will start after the summer.

Definition-defying private school wants to reopen as a charter

An innovated Boise private school is planning to become a charter school in 2027 to eliminate tuition costs for families.

Caldwell approves new superintendent contract

Jeremy Montoya will receive $160,000 a year for a two-year period. The agreement includes stipends for travel, mileage and a cellphone.

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.