Matt Denis
A Q&A with Boise State University’s student body president and vice president
Cheyon Sheen and Jason Holman share their vision and goals for the upcoming school year.
Idaho Falls businesses step in to educate families on college and career paths
A pilot program hosted by Idaho Business teaches parents about the many options for their children.
West Ada considers alternative solutions to manage overcrowding
Superintendent Derek Bub talked about redrawing elementary school boundaries and rolling in modular classrooms during a recent board meeting.
Boise State student joins select company with prestigious award
Find out how newly minted Truman Scholar Cheyon Sheen melds innovation and public service.
Idaho’s teacher retention rate drops, but 9 of 10 still stay in the profession
The hundreds of openings are a statewide concern. INSIDE: Find out the rates over time in your district or charter.
At $734 million, another big school election day looms on May 16
Voters are weeks away from deciding on 18 school spending measures in 16 districts across Idaho.
A new path to college credits: North Star Charter to drop IB program
Only 10 of 30 senior students enrolled in North Star’s IB program this year.
West Ada’s proposed levy would benefit all 58 schools
The $500 million ask — the largest in state history — also would construct two elementary schools and a training center.
Bank teaches elementary kids how to save money
It’s never too early to begin teaching fiscal responsibility, according to Zions Bank.
BSU’s new center aims to uplift future engineers
Funded by a $585,000 multi-year Micron Foundation grant, Boise State’s College of Engineering hosted an open house this Tuesday.