This article is part of our year-long series called Inspire Idaho, which spotlights schools doing something differently for a better outcome for students.
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East Idaho educator named Teacher of the Year
The American Falls agriculture teacher is also the town’s two-term mayor.
Slideshow: Ed News announces photo contest winner
Meet the winner of our first-day-of-school photo contest and check out the photo gallery.
Boise bond update: What’s done and what’s next
The district unveiled three completed projects this week.
Can you guess who it is?
Here are seven adorable pictures of superintendents when they were young.
Enter our photo contest to win $100
Send us your first day of school photos and be eligible to win an Amazon card.
Program teaches low-income families literacy and health
Adults and kids learn about food groups, nutrition and budgeting.
Movie theater makeover
A Blackfoot charter school moves into a stomping ground from my youth.
Boise elementary switches to new way of learning
More collaboration and projects are on tap at Adams Elementary.
Camp creates the connection between garden and kitchen
kids learn how to grow fruits and veggies, cook and eat healthy.
A teen who loves pigs starts new program at Caldwell High
Meet Kinley Schleicher and her six pigs.
Slideshow: Filer educator wins EdNews photo contest
Meet the EdNews summer photo contest winner and check out the photo gallery.
Caldwell Library gives books to migrant kids
These children face interrupted cultural and language barriers and social isolation — all factors that inhibit a child’s ability to learn basic literacy skills before starting school.
Enter our photo contest to win $100
Send us your summer photos and be eligible for our top prize. Winners will be judged by Facebook followers.
Summer camp keeps kids learning and moving
More than 70 students in grades 2-9 are participating in the annual Boise State University Summer Academy.
Educator enhances curriculum with technology
Paige Somoza is an award-winning classroom “change maker.”
Education news around Idaho
In this week’s briefs a Plummer-Worley teacher is named national fellow and two West Ada teachers are honored with a Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.
Summer STEM training for teachers
A four-day professional development program gives educators hands-on experience.
‘Manure Tour’ gives kids hands-on learning experiences
The Dairy West Jackson Family Farm tour exposes kids to the dairy industry and careers in farming.
Calling all teachers: A free event for you
Idaho Public Television is hosting “Educate and Celebrate!”