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Teachers’ union political arm endorses legislative candidates, steers clear of governor

Half of those endorsed are challenging incumbent lawmakers, including hardline conservatives and members of Republican leadership.

Meetings, lawyers, negotiations, more meetings: Lakeland still without a leader

The board has lost three superintendents in four years and is up to nearly 90 meetings a year.

Political hot potato: Idaho legislative candidates hash out their favorite way to eat a spud

Some like it baked, some like it mashed and some can’t pick just one, according to 30 responses to an EdNews survey.

Sandpoint superintendent works through cancer treatment

Becky Meyer has continue to work through treatment largely due to her love of the school district she has served for decades.

Analysis: GOP politics — and Little — have changed since 2018. This election proves it.

Gov. Brad Little faces no prominent hardline opponent in the May 19 GOP primary, and it’s no accident. For eight years, Little has sought to neutralize opposition from the right — while stepping away from the centrist coalition that helped elect him in the first place.

Tax Commission withholds data on private education subsidies

State officials say they’re still processing applications. It’s unclear what additional data will be released in the coming months.

Survey: Employees feel ‘disconnected’ with Idaho State’s mission

“We learned some things we are doing well, and some things we are working to improve upon,” President Robert Wagner told EdNews Wednesday.

Public officials exploit grace period in records law, delaying release of documents

Idaho law requires a “prompt,” three-day response when citizens ask for government documents. But some records custodians are exploiting a legal provision that gives them more time.

EdNews wins 22 awards in Idaho Press Club competition

EdNews won the first place award for General Excellence of Online Media.

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