Colby Kistner is heading back to Florida after a three-month internship with EdNews.
The Fort Lauderdale, Florida, native flew to Boise on May 16 knowing as much about Idaho’s public school funding formula as a gator in the Everglade...
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Colby Kistner is heading back to Florida after a three-month internship with EdNews.
The Fort Lauderdale, Florida, native flew to Boise on May 16 knowing as much about Idaho’s public school funding formula as a gator in the Everglade...
Idaho Education News today is launching the first episode of our new video podcast, “The EdNews Show.”
The show will feature news, experts and interviews that add another dimension to the quality journalism that our readers rely on. In addition to special guests, the show will include conversations between EdNews reporters to tell the story behind the stories we publis...
The sponsors of a 2026 bill regulating the growing virtual school sector speak with EdNews reporter Kevin Richert for the inaugural episode of The EdNews Show.
Featuring guests Rep. Soñia Galaviz, D-Boise, and Rep. Doug Pickett, R-Oakley.
Watch on YouTube:
Audio only version available on Soundcloud:
The demand for bilingual employees is increasing across the United States.
Danyelle Davis and Brittney Gehrig of the Idaho Association of Teachers of Language and Culture said more Idaho students could benefit from earning credentials that will help them in the workforce at the Idaho Assoc...
Trailhead Virtual Academy will be allowed to open later this month as a statewide virtual charter school focused on career and technical education — despite having four students enrolled as of last week.
The Idaho Public Charter School Commission typically doesn’t allow a charter school to open unless it hits its break-even point, the minimum number of students needed ...