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Kuna trustees welcome new superintendent Marcus Myers
His first board meeting was short but trustees still got some work done.
Idaho’s AI draft standards aim to teach students when — and how — to use the technology
INSIDE: Get a first look at the state’s early efforts to oversee responsible use of artificial intelligence, including how to think critically about its outputs and prepare for a changed workforce.
NIC promises jobs and other perks to qualifying graduates
The goal is to show the community, students and critics the value of its degrees.
This teenage Democrat is building a political future in deep-red Idaho.
Joshua Sanchez dropped out of high school, earned his GED and found a new purpose helping his community — all before turning 20.
West Ada hires Rep. Galaviz as a multilingual learner consultant
The Democrat is a long-time Boise educator and union honoree.
Independent John Stegner launches campaign for Idaho governor
Stegner, a former Idaho Supreme Court justice, will host virtual campaign event with voters Thursday.
Charter board rewards director with a $150,000 loan he likely doesn’t have to pay back
Bluum CEO Terry Ryan said he’s “never seen anything like it.”
West Ada superintendent announces cancer diagnosis
“I feel extremely fortunate that it was caught very early, and I’m expected to make a full recovery,” Derek Bub said.
Three complaints filed over classroom displays during the first year of Idaho’s new banner law
School employees cannot display flags or banners that show opinions, emotions, beliefs or thoughts about politics, economics, society, faith or religion, according to IDE guidance.
Pocatello-Chubbuck shares progress on rebuild projects
The first phase of Highland High School’s reconstruction is coming to fruition, and new spaces are scheduled to open after winter break on Jan. 4, 2027.