The fellowship will support a year-long partnership between the Idaho Statesman and Idaho Education News.
Features
Latino students matter to Idaho’s future, experts say. So why do they lag behind peers?
As Latino students make up an increasingly important part of Idaho’s labor force, experts say Idaho must step up to improve Latino educational outcomes.
Teton follows low-performing status with double-digit improvements
Administrators at the middle school made changes that led to better test scores.
Preschool helps Nezperce earn high score on reading test
The North Idaho elementary school also offers small class sizes, a “jump-start” program and a canine-focused reading class.
Remote mountain town rallies around new charter school
The school’s expected opening will follow thousands of dollars in donations, dozens of hours from volunteers and a local push to improve access to public education for kids in the highly rural community.
Idaho Education News, Idaho Statesman to partner on Latino education project
Our reporters will dive into data, listen to Latino communities and explore how the education system works — or doesn’t work — for Latino students.
Slideshow: EdNews Announces Summer Photo Contest Winner
Find out which photo was voted the best of the summer.
July Photo Contest! Send us your summer photos
Enter and become eligible for a $100 gift card and EdNews swag. Details are inside.
Families raise $21,000 to keep historic school open
Trustees voted to close the school down. Eight days later, patrons raised enough money to fund the school for at least one more year.
Summer camp gets Canyon County kids excited about learning
Students participated in activities focused on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.