education

The exhibit begins August 23 at Gonzaga Universities Foley Library.

An initiative called the Quality Education Act would raise funding for Idaho's K-12 schools by $323 million a year. The initiative's supporters say the boost would be paid for through what they describe as modest tax increases on corporations and Idaho’s wealthiest residents.

In concept, civics education enjoys that rarest of qualities: bipartisan support. But in the last couple of years, as the people who make policy see elections, demographics and history through drastically different lenses, a kind of backlash has formed. And those familiar fault lines have also cropped up on Olympia.

Spokane Police Chief Craig Meidl says the district is failing in its duty to report assaults between students on campus to law enforcement. District leaders say they take the issue seriously, but aren’t aware of a pattern of complaints from either families, or staff.

North Idaho College's accreditation is at risk over concerns about academic freedom, poor ethical standards, and shaky financial health, according to a report from the group that accredits the school.

Sherri Ybarra touts accomplishments, and says there is more work to do.

Idaho Governor Brad Little and legislative leaders met with reporters Friday to preview the session that will begin Monday at the Statehouse in Boise.…

Progressive candidates Melissa Bedford and Riley Smith appeared poised to claim seats on the Spokane school board, according to results released Tuesday…

As school districts navigate their second year of pandemic-era instruction, school boards of directors are facing escalating hostility.The increased…

Two members of the Coeur d'Alene School Board announced their resignations Friday, effective immediately.The decisions from board chair Jennifer Brumley…