BESE’s Bridging to Success tour begins in St. Martin Parish ↗
State officials began a three-day tour of St. Martin Parish schools, hearing concerns about declining enrollment and a push for STEM and technology.
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As we commemorate Veterans Day this year, we should turn our thoughts and pay our respects to the many Idahoans who have been laid to rest in that hallowed ground.
Boise State University President David Hahn sits down with Kevin Richert on the latest episode of The EdNews Show.
The Idaho Department of Insurance is investigating why these two reports differ by millions, while schools that have to cover the shortfall await answers.
A school investigation found staff gave one family special treatment and denied seats to two others who should have been next in line.
It's been two weeks since the state took control of the depleted Idaho School Benefit Trust.
“If we can delay that shooter by five seconds, we may have just saved some of these lives,” Superintendent Luke Schroeder said.
The Idaho Digital Learning Alliance has seen a sharp decline in dual credit enrollments and has drawn on its savings to keep thousands of students in virtual classes since the Legislature cut its f…
The Idaho School Boards Association adopted nine resolutions at its annual meeting on Friday.
The director of the Idaho Department of Insurance told school leaders they should have asked questions about the trust's finances.
⏰ Boise could flip its school schedule — teens start later, younger kids earlier. More sleep, fewer class periods.
US Secretary of Education Linda McMahon visited schools and education programs on Oʻahu last week as part of her tour of all 50 states, according to a US Department of Education news release. Hawaiʻi was the 49th state on McMahon’s Returning Education to the States Tour. The department said she is meeting with teachers, parents, students […]
The event benefits the Bob Poulson Scholarship Fund, which supports Maui County high school students pursuing careers in the construction and design industry. This scholarship has helped 21 Maui students by awarding more than $390,000 to date.