The district will give all students access to five free counseling sessions, in a program similar to one operating in nearby Cassia County.
Investigations
Stories about Idaho’s educators, students and policy makers plus features on bright spots in Idaho education.
West Ada’s new superintendent wants to make Idaho’s largest district nationally competitive
“I envision this day when people are calling our school district and saying, ‘Hey, what are you guys doing and can we come visit and see the amazing things that are going on.'” said Derek Bub.
Nampa’s outspoken trustee: ‘I just don’t see confrontation as a bad thing’
Kim Rost has influenced education policy in one of Idaho’s largest districts by living up to her nickname, Spicy K.
Students came from the across the globe — and stayed in Caldwell
International student enrollment fell precipitously during the pandemic. But the College of Idaho grew its international student community, by supporting students who had to stay in school and couldn’t go home.
Even as the pandemic recedes, students might not return to campus
Is Idaho’s college enrollment decline a blip, caused by the coronavirus, or a sign of a bigger trend? Many of the early numbers for 2021-22 are ominous.
The student experience: adjusting to classes and campus life in a pandemic
For first-year students and for returning college students, the coronavirus was a constant specter, looming over an uncertain school year.
Eighteen months, 5,000 students: Idaho colleges and universities face a deep enrollment decline
Not unlike the scientists and infectious disease experts who have tried to unlock the mysteries of the coronavirus, college and university officials have been trying to determine the pandemic’s effects on their institutions. Here’s what we know about 2020-21.
Why they showed up: Three students tell their stories
For students who returned to campus for the 2020-21 school year, showing up was a matter of setting aside concerns about the coronavirus, or accepting required protocols.
Parents filed a federal complaint against an Idaho school district. A state audit showed similar problems
An audit of Wilder School District’s English Language Learner programs found issues in 18 of 23 areas reviewed for compliance with state and federal law.
Statements show thousands of dollars worth of unexplained purchases at Ammon charter school
Expense reports lack details about what school leaders bought from places such as TJ Maxx, Netflix and area grocery stores.