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Idaho’s most at-risk students continue to perform below their peers in reading and on standardized tests, according to results released last month.
For both the Spring Idaho Reading Indicator and Idaho Standards Achievement Test (ISAT), students with disabilities, learning English, experiencing homelessness, migrant students and those who are economically disadvanta...
University of Idaho President C. Scott Green will retire on June 30.
Green made the announcement during the president’s “state of the university” address Wednesday — an annual event that took a sudden and emotional turn.
Addressing the campus community at his alma mater, Green recounted success stories from his seven-year tenure, including advances in enrollment...
This year’s U.S. Capitol Christmas tree will come from Idaho’s Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forest. An essay contest for the state’s fourth graders will determine who lights the tree this Christmas season.
Idaho’s U.S. senators invite students to write an essay with the prompt: “Why are healthy forests and clean water in Idaho important?”
Sen. Mike Crapo’s team...
Most of the Kuna district’s schools are below capacity, some by hundreds.
That’s despite Kuna’s rapid population growth, leaving the district with a disconnect between community growth and public school enrollment. Superintendent Marcus Myers laid out the district’s capacity and enrollment numbers in
Gov. Brad Little on Tuesday appointed two new members to the Idaho State Board of Education: Mary Lynn Hartwell of Idaho Falls and Joel Beck of American Falls.
Pending confirmation by the Idaho Senate, Hartwell and Beck replace William Gilbert and Cindy Siddoway, whose terms expired last month. They each served on the State Board for five years.
The State Board...