Sean Dolan
Eagle group circulates influential voter guide while avoiding state disclosure rules
A spokesperson for the secretary of state told EdNews the political action committee is “probably fine,” as long as it hasn’t spent money.
Group opposing political extremism doubles Idaho election spending
Defend and Protect Idaho’s biggest target is Sen. Dan Foreman.
Meet candidates in key matches
Over the past two months, EdNews has profiled the most significant races for education policy. Here’s the full list.
Idaho’s most expensive primary: Guthrie vs. Worley
More than half a million dollars have been spent on the race.
Districts, unions update negotiation agreements to comply with new law
West Ada will send the union a bill for any union activity conducted during contract hours.
Political hot potato: Idaho legislative candidates hash out their favorite way to eat a spud
Some like it baked, some like it mashed and some can’t pick just one, according to 30 responses to an EdNews survey.
Twin Falls avoids teachers layoffs, cuts staff through attrition
The district capitalized on staff departures and retirements.
Belonging comes first at Mountain Home community schools
A strategy embraced by the district, and several others across the state, helps remove barriers and expand opportunities for students and families.
Lawmaker, state department at odds over interpretation of new law
School administrators are scratching their heads wondering how they will pay instructional coaches.
Five of Idaho’s constitutional officers endorse Sen. Guthrie
Gov. Brad Little and four other statewide officials are backing the lawmaker from East Idaho.