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.

School leaders swing into Boise for their annual conference

This week’s event marks the end of summer for most administrators.

Six new schools to open this fall

Find out where they are and who they will serve.

West Ada breaks ground on new elementary, mayor calls it ‘critical infrastructure’

The new school will provide students living in Star with their own neighborhood school, ending the need for a seven-mile bus ride to Eagle.

Nampans voice questions, concerns about CWI’s proposed Idaho Center acquisition

The Nampa City Council will make the next move, and is expected to vote on the no-cash transfer on Aug. 11.

The entrance of Purple Sage Elementary School in Middleton, ID.

Middleton redraws elementary boundaries, allows transfers to stay at their schools

Middleton is taking measures to alleviate overcrowding by redistributing students.

Vallivue to open two schools, but projections suggest they are a temporary fix

District and city leaders worry they will be outpaced by rapid development in Idaho’s fastest-growing city.

News from around the state

Get the latest on promotions, awards and leadership changes.

EdNews reporter Carly Flandro joins Pocatello nonprofit

She leaves this month after three years of covering K-12 education from East Idaho.

Conceptual charter ‘school of sport’ has roots in religious sectarianism

Branden Durst and a board of familiar faces are looking to open Brabeion Academy, a “school of sport” originally introduced as a Christian charter school.

Sage charter leader leaves for nonprofit director job

The public charter school has already found a replacement.