Kevin’s blog

Former state Sen. Tim Corder is accusing the Legislature of “hubris,” directing his most pointed criticism at Senate Education Committee Chairman John Goedde.

Idaho Parents and Teachers Together, the group that spearheaded the campaign to repeal the Students Come First laws, is contemplating life as a nonprofit group.

Want to see for yourself how iPads are used in a third-grade class at Paul Elementary School? Take a look at this video.

Gov. Butch Otter gives final approval to a pair of public school budget “fixes,” and two controversial charter schools bills.

Five false alarms — including bomb threats and shooting threats — were phoned into Idaho schools within one hour Thursday. Was it a series of copycat crimes, or an orchestrated effort?

How many people showed up to speak? How many task force members showed up to listen? Who wore a mask? Numbers and snippets from Wednesday’s education task force forum.

Sen. Bob Nonini opens up with a Chicago-based free-market group — and says he hasn’t given up on a bill to provide income tax credits to encourage donations to private school scholarships.

Rising lease rates and competitive bidding add up to big changes for Priest Lake cabin owners — and, perhaps, changes for the public schools’ endowment.

State superintendent Tom Luna will decide on his re-election plans by year’s end. And two considerations will factor into his decision.

Reed DeMordaunt — the chairman of the House Education Committee and the father of two North Star Charter School students — is hoping the Eagle school figures out a way to erase a $640,000 shortfall.