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Court approves state takeover of insolvent Idaho School Benefit Trust
The Department of Insurance now has control over the depleted trust’s assets.
Parents fill McMillan Elementary gym to oppose closure
West Ada trustees could soon vote to close the school due to its declining enrollment and need for expensive repairs.
Memorial service for Terry Gilbert slated for Sunday
The former educator, Idaho Education Association president and state superintendent’s candidate died on Aug. 30.
Boise considers school closures amid declining enrollment
The district rolled out a number of proposals during virtual and in-person meetings this week it called “The Future of Boise Schools.”
A national magazine releases its annual college rankings. Here’s how Idaho stacks up
The University of Idaho received a lofty national ranking for affordability. A Moscow-based college — connected to a controversial church with ties to Christian nationalism — is Idaho’s highest-ranked liberal arts college.
Voters learn things at debates. Maybe that’s why many incumbents dodge them.
Co-sponsored by EdNews, Tuesday’s debate between GOP state superintendent Debbie Critchfield and Democratic challenger Becky Sundin Mitchell was an election-year outlier. And that’s the problem.
Threatened, bullied, blindsided: District leaders speak out on benefit trust’s ‘systemic silence’
A group of superintendents claim the Idaho School Benefit Trust intentionally withheld information until after districts renewed for another year. They’ve reached out to the governor.
State superintendent candidates spar over funding, private schools and politics
Debbie Critchfield and Becky Sundin Mitchell laid out different approaches to Idaho’s education system during Tuesday’s debate.
TVCC opens health profession facility
The new facility will serve the college’s roughly 50 nursing students.
Idaho State lab expansion project to begin this fall
The 6,130-square-foot remodel is designed to support Idaho’s sole medical school, and a new medical education partnership in Boise.









