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From Head Start to adult ed, Trump narrows pathway for undocumented students
Educational opportunities wither with early and career ed restrictions, the loss of in-state college tuition and looming K-12 deportation fears.
From passion project to one-stop resource: The story of ‘Boise with Kids’
A Boise mom wants to share what she has learned so she created a website that features family activities.
Idaho DOGE committee asks for public to report government ‘waste’
In an inaugural meeting Friday, lawmakers announced the launch of an online portal where citizens can report ‘duplication, waste and inefficiencies.’
UPDATED: Feds lift education freeze; Idaho will receive nearly $27 million
The Trump administration released $5.5 billion in federal education funds Friday — nearly a month after a freeze that threw state and local education leaders into tumult.
Districts add online schools after post-pandemic enrollment spike
West Bonner, Avery are the latest school districts to start an online school.
For and by Christians: How Idaho’s influential Christian Nationalist group wants to reshape the state
With powerful allies in the pulpit and the Pentagon, the Idaho Family Policy Center seizes its moment.
Idaho Health and Welfare director aims to prioritize early childhood learning in national position
U.S. Senate Democrats push Alex Adams to give a position on Trump administration policies at nomination hearing.
Test Scores: At-risk students struggle with reading compared to state average
Idaho’s most at-risk students still struggle to read at the same level as their peers.
Boise attorney appointed to Democratic House seat
Annie Henderson Haws replaces former Rep. Todd Achilles, who recent announced he’s running for U.S. Senate.
With 42 applications in hand, state continues search for the next BSU president
A search committee is “pleased” with the field of candidates, a State Board of Education spokesperson said, but the application window will remain open.