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Pocatello considers four-day week, then hits pause
Trustees plan to appoint a committee to study a possible schedule change more closely.
Idaho Falls teacher negotiations stall, head to mediation for third straight year
The superintendent said the impasse stems from financial matters, while the union president said the district proposed no salary increase and no movement on the salary schedule.
BYU-Idaho reports spring enrollment increase
Enrollment is increasing, even as more students delay college for religious missions, the private university said in a news release Thursday.
Survey: Employees feel ‘disconnected’ with Idaho State’s mission
“We learned some things we are doing well, and some things we are working to improve upon,” President Robert Wagner told EdNews Wednesday.
Idaho Falls to offer online core classes
Course offerings for middle school and high school students will start after the summer.
District 33: Firefighter takes on education committee member who has targeted the LGBTQ community
Rep. Barbara Ehardt, R-Idaho Falls, will face Republican newcomer Connor Cook in the May 19 primary election. She is seeking a fifth term.
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.
Idaho attorney general endorses challenger in race against Sen. Guthrie
Raúl Labrador says David Worley would bring integrity to the Senate.
Under pressure but not ‘in crisis’: ISU president outlines vision amid budget anxiety
Idaho State University President Robert Wagner reassured the campus community Wednesday that the institution remains on solid footing despite state cuts, restructuring and job losses.
Limited dual credit classes aim to draw East Idaho high schoolers to in-demand careers
The College of Eastern Idaho and the Idaho National Laboratory aim to attract students to a free summer program. But seats are limited.