Teresa Fabricius, who has worked in the district for nearly three decades, will retire effective July 1, the Argus Observer reported.
Buhl superintendent disciplined for inaccurate teacher reports
The Professional Standards Commission last week took action against the Buhl superintendent and a Jerome Middle School teacher accused of making inappropriate comments to students and staff members.
Education news from around Idaho
Idaho high school students win big with art projects and presidential scholar nominations.
Community partners train students in workplace safety
The Boise School District, OSHA and volunteers help teens earn a sought-after industry certification.
ISBA sets priorities for 2020 legislative session
On the list: protecting Idaho’s Common Core standards and changing the way neighborhoods swap school districts.
Maps illustrate learning disparities between white and Latino students
Find out what’s happening in your school or district.
Little celebrates national Computer Science Education Week
Students at Boise’s Garfield Elementary worked on coding projects with help from Micron and Intuit employees, Tuesday, and one class had a special visitor from the Statehouse.
As the weather cools, holiday art contests heat up
Find out who won the Boise School District holiday card contest. And there’s still time for teens to test their art skills in another contest.
New competition connects rural students to business mentorship, scholarships
The new You Lead Idaho competition aims to help rural students pursue secondary education, and learn about business at the same time.
North Idaho STEM sticks to high standards
The school is designated as a “top performer” and “goal maker” by the State Department of Education. The recipe for success isn’t complicated.