I wanted to share with my fellow graduating seniors four major lessons that this last year has taught me.
Students
Columns written about education policy and practice by Idaho students.
Rise: Voice of a new generation
The movie captures the essence of what it means to have student voice and leadership in education. Watch the premiere on Tuesday night at the Egyptian.
Why school choice has worked for us
We’re thankful that we had the chance to pick the right school for our needs.
One Stone is a place where my ideas hold weight
The experience I’ve gained on the board has increased my confidence that I will be able to start a business that makes a positive contribution to society.
Teachers at Dream Big encouraged me to pursue my passion
I have a lot of aspirations for myself, but I don’t always feel comfortable talking about them.
Student voice: Why education is important to Gov. Otter
Jorge Garcia, an eighth grader at Wilder Middle School, interviewed Gov. Butch Otter during Capitol for a Day.
A letter from students: Make STEM education count
Teens say they are concerned about their future because policy makers have devalued diplomas in the eyes of higher education institutes and future employers.
Healthy habits improve academic success
An aspiring surgeon from Filer High says students need 60 minutes of physical activity at school and the opportunity to fuel up with nutrient-rich foods.
Reading literature helps develop critical-thinking skills
The benefits of literature are legion. Books improves vocabulary, organizational skills, and the ability to read, comprehend, and analyze text. Plus, it can provide people with important historical perspective, encourage sympathy for other human beings, and promote appreciation for diversity and understanding of other cultures.
Idaho, we invite you to listen to students
About 150 high school juniors will share their voice and re-imagine learning. The limitless passion and creativity of students has been begging to be heard for years.