Second largest freshman class helps push enrollment up at U of I
The freshman class entering University of Idaho this fall is the second largest in the recorded history of the university with 1,869 new students enrolled.
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The freshman class entering University of Idaho this fall is the second largest in the recorded history of the university with 1,869 new students enrolled.
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The 74 looks at cities across America that are quietly building play-oriented installations to layer on learning where families already spend time.
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SmartAsset ranked 281 metro areas based on the added annual income that someone could expect with a graduate degree when compared with having only a bachelor’s degree.
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Local schools are reacting to the war in Israel by implementing new measures to protect children from being exposed to sensitive material online.
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The Shelley Joint School District #60 is preparing for Nov. 7 in hopes for a new high school in Shelley is on the ballot.
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The Jefferson School District reports Rigby Middle School had a small fire in the teachers’ lounge Tuesday afternoon.
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Even though he has been serving as the new president at Brigham Young University – Idaho for the past couple of months, Alvin F. Meredith III will officially be inaugurated Tuesday.
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This month marks the first time in more than three years that federal student loan borrowers will be required to make monthly repayments.
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Idaho LAUNCH aims to alleviate financial barriers and empower Idaho’s graduating high school seniors to pursue higher education dreams by covering 80% of tuition and fees, up to a maximum of $8,000, at eligible institutions.
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Local teachers and school resource officers are learning how to identify school shooters before they strike.
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The 2023 ISAT results place the Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 among the top academic performers for large school districts in Idaho.
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HeyTutor used National Center for Education Statistics data to explore and contextualize the current state of teacher vacancies in public schools.
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After a three-year pause, student loan repayments will resume. TeacherCertification.com explored how existing forgiveness programs affect teachers.
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Using exclusive data, The 74 looks into the much-derided practice of in-class, virtual instruction and the multi-million dollar industry it has spawned.
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The Hechinger Report dives into how school districts across the US have begun punishing students by forcing them into online classes, sometimes indefinitely.
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The State Department of Education says new data from spring assessments show that Idaho students are outperforming their national peers in early literacy, but that there’s also some losses in proficiency levels on the Idaho Standards Achievement Test, or ISAT.
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New data from spring assessments show that Idaho students are outperforming their national peers in early literacy.
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Highland High School lost the majority of its band uniforms in the school fire last April.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction Debbie Critchfield announced Wednesday Mackay High School career technical education instructor Trent Van Leuven is the 2024 CapEd Credit Union Idaho Teacher of the Year.
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Experian reviewed national sales data to determine if back-to-school spending has a noticeable impact on consumer spending behavior.
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MoneyGeek analyzed data from the Census Bureau’s one-year American Community Survey and the Department of Education’s College Scorecard to identify the cities where post-secondary degrees are most lucrative.
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Using data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Marker Learning examined racial and ethnic differences in students with learning disabilities.
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Stacker used 2023 data from Niche to look at the 25 cities with the best school districts in the United States.
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Students in the After the Bell club at Munger Mountain Elementary School (MMES) are getting their theater on.
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The Hechinger Report looks at the issue of state takeovers of schools and whether such measures actually aid student performance or function to undermine Black and Hispanic communities.
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Legacy college admission is an advantage given at birth, in which the children of a school’s alumni receive special consideration in the college admissions rat race.
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To identify the cheapest and most expensive states for college tuition in the U.S., MoneyGeek analyzed undergraduate tuition data from 2013 to 2023.
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As attempts to ban books intensify, Stacker explored how organized efforts have enabled broader challenges at U.S. libraries and schools.
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This week is Child Passenger Safety Week, and AAA is reminding grown-ups to help keep kids safe in cars.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction Debbie Critchfield has announced the addition of a corporate sponsor for the state’s annual Teacher of the Year program.
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An Idaho school has been named among the 353 schools recognized as National Blue Ribbon Schools for 2023.
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Charter schools in Eastern Idaho continue to try and accommodate as many families as possible, despite high waitlist numbers.
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The 74 takes a deep dive into an unusual and growing educational program with one mission—to help adults get their high school diploma, sometimes decades after they dropped out.
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A high school social studies teacher at Cody High School has been named the 2024 Wyoming Teacher of the Year.
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AAA is issuing another reminder to the state to help protect children traveling to and from school.
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Brigham Young University-Idaho students began their first day of the fall semester Monday.
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AAA is sharing reminders to help protect children traveling to and from school.
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CNN By Gabe Cohen, CNN (CNN) — Millions of students are returning for another school year marked by challenging teacher shortages, causing schools to double up classrooms, move courses online and employ what critics have labeled as underqualified teachers. As states lower the certification standards to become a teacher, education experts worry these tactics could
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As soon as Tracy Area Schools in Minnesota resumed charging for breakfast and lunch last year, students started dropping out of the program. Many of their families simply couldn’t shell out up to $2.65 for a meal each day.
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The grant represents the largest award during the second round of grants this year.
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The Wyoming Department of Education (WDE) has released results for the 2022-23 Wyoming Test of Proficiency and Progress (WY-TOPP) and Wyoming Alternate Assessment (WY-ALT).
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With all the stir surrounding the resumption of student loan payments this fall, Experian analyzed data going back to when the student loan pause began in March 2020 to determine what’s changed and what possibly lies ahead.
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The COVID-19 relief funds to schools are coming to a close. HeyTutor cited data from the Department of Education to determine how much states spent.
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Using 2019 Bureau of Labor Statistics data, Best Universities identified the industries where history majors are most likely to find employment.
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The program is available in about one-third more schools than it was at beginning of the last school year.
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TeacherCertification.com explored how salaries aren’t keeping up even as more teachers earn post-baccalaureate degrees, citing National Center for Education Statistics data.
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Critchfield’s request builds on last year’s record increase in the K-12 budget by adding approximately $120 million in additional state general funding.
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By Katie Lobosco, CNN Washington (CNN) — For the first time in more than three years, federal student loan borrowers will be required to pay their monthly student loan bills starting in October. The pandemic-related pause, which went into effect in March 2020, provided relief to nearly 44 million borrowers by freezing their accounts. After
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The Idaho Falls School District Board of Trustees plans to dispute a decision by the Idaho State Tax Commission to not certify a levy to build a new elementary school.
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School is officially back in session for many of our local school districts. Meaning rules for school zones are in full effect.
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As borrowers prepare to resume paying their federal student loans in the coming weeks, the IRS is reminding employers that they can help by offering workers up to $5,250 tax free as part of their educational assistance benefits.
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Students at 139 schools across Idaho will enjoy a wide selection of fresh fruit and vegetable options free of charge this school year.
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Election day is on Tuesday. District 93 is reminding the community to vote on its $34.5 million bond.
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Using data from the NCES and research from Education Dynamics, EDsmart explored why online college enrollment is on the rise.
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Brigham Young University- Idaho in Rexburg announced changes to its university dress code in a formal statement Thursday.
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The College of Eastern Idaho received its accreditation in its seventh year of enrollment.
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The Idaho State Board of Education focused much of its regular Board meeting Wednesday discussing priority areas for Idaho’s K-12 education system.
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Idaho Falls School District 91 has a new superintendent and she is looking forward to the start of her first school year.
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New numbers show more than 92% of classrooms have students whose families cannot afford to purchase school supplies.
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The first bell of the 2023-2024 school year has rung for students in Madison School District #321. As students return to school, nerves, and excitement are filling the air inside the school buildings.
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Bonneville Joint School District 93 is making it easier for its teachers, and those from around the region, to hear from professional education authors because this year, they’re bringing a nationwide teacher conference closer to home.
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For students in Rexburg, the final minutes of summer break are ticking away.
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Idaho’s new superintendent of public instruction, Debbie Critchfield, made a stop in Madison County ahead of the new school year.
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Idaho’s first industrial robotics certificates are now available through the University of Idaho College of Engineering.
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The Rigby FFA Chapter had 12 members qualify to compete in the proficiency awards program at the national level.
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Idaho Falls Power sponsored 10 local high school students to attend a six-day leadership conference in Caldwell.
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The 2023 National Teacher of the Year will be the keynote speaker at the CEI fall semester Faculty and Staff In-service on Monday, August 14.
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The Hechinger Report finds Japan’s situation is now also being faced by the United States, where the number of 18-year-olds has begun to drop in some states and soon will fall nationwide.
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The Pocatello/Chubbuck School District is seeking input on future plans for Highland High School since the D-wing of the school burnt down in April.
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The State Department of Education welcomed Joshua Noteboom as the new Director of Federal Programs.
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Student loan debt affects millions. Tovuti LMS researched strategies companies across the U.S. implement to help employees pay or offset costs.
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EDsmart used National Center for Education Statistics data to identify the states with the greatest undergraduate enrollment declines in the last decade.
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By Sandee LaMotte, CNN (CNN) — Millions of children are heading to school in August during the worst heat wave in recorded human history. Children in Atlanta and San Bernardino, California, kicked off their school year this week in temperatures well above 90 degrees Fahrenheit (32 degrees Celsius). “We start to get into really dangerous
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Middle and elementary school students gathered at Rigby High School for the Rigby rockets summer camp, a one week day camp to learn about principles of science and rocket building.
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The Idaho Career Ready Students (ICRS) Council convened for the first time on Tuesday morning to award its first set of grants to expand Career Technical Education (CTE) in Idaho schools.
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Demolition of the fire-impacted facilities at Highland High School began earlier than expected Friday morning due to an emergency approval granted by the Environmental Protection Agency (EFP).
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Best Universities used the Biographical Directory of Congress to find out which schools were most popular among members of the 118th Congress for their undergraduate degrees.
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HeyTutor cited Institute of Education Sciences survey data to examine the problems public schools face in hiring tutors and hosting tutoring programs.
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Experts say the naturalist approach can be especially beneficial to children after the pandemic, but The Hechinger Report found outdoor preschools are generally inaccessible to children of color.
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The deadline to register is Friday, July 28.
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The average American saved $5,011 last year. That means it would take them about 75 years to save up enough cash to send one child to a top-rated US university.
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By Phyllis Fagell, CNN (CNN) — After a disappointing routine during a gymnastics meet, Jason Moser’s daughter was full of self-doubt, so the 12-year-old tried silently encouraging herself using her own first name. It’s a strategy she learned from her father, a professor of psychology and neuroscience at Michigan State University, who researches how talking to yourself as if you were
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Bonneville Joint School District 93 is making some changes to their Special Education program after concerned parents filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education Office of Civil Rights.
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Bonneville Joint School District 93 is once again asking the public to vote on the same bond from a couple months ago designed to help them address their overcrowding concerns.
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Stacker referenced College Board data reported by PrepScholar to rank the states with the highest performance on the SAT, drawing on results from the class of 2022.
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Study.com compiled a timeline detailing how AP courses have expanded and impacted the high school curriculum, using academic and historical sources.
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By Michelle Watson, CNN (CNN) — Students who struggled through the height of the Covid-19 pandemic – between March 2020 and early 2023 – are still having trouble keeping up with course work, according to a study from the nonprofit NWEA, which focuses on education research. “This analysis provides the most current evidence to help
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Best Universities identified 11 towns with more degree-seeking undergraduate students than the residential population using The Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System and Census Bureau data.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction Debbie Critchfield is welcoming a new Director of Special Education.
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New and robust offerings have been open to a wide swath of students starting in the summer 2021, but an analysis by The 74 finds the trend could stop as that pandemic relief money runs out.
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EDsmart compiled a list of ways schools and students are bridging the digital divide based on data analysis from several sources, including Educause and Pew Research.
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The college going rate reports the percentage of Idaho high school graduates that enroll in a college academic or career technical program in the fall semester immediately after graduating from high school.
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Stacker reviewed historical milestones and education statistics to determine how college admissions have changed over the last 80 years.
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The average new college grad’s student debt balance is nearing $30,000. Stacker compiled Education Department data to illustrate tuition costs over the years.
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HeyTutor compiled a list of programs and activities to help students retain knowledge over the summer, citing Institute for Education Sciences data.
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A new analysis by Idaho State University computer scientists has found only a handful of updates being made to open-source software projects by programmers across the globe are being made by women.
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More than 70 Idaho rural public schools, school districts and charter schools are receiving funding to improve arts programs for their students under Governor Brad Little’s Expanding Arts Access in Rural Public Schools program.
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Teachercertification.com compared cost-of-living data from the Economic Policy Institute with teacher income data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Educators across the state are coming to the College of Eastern Idaho for a four-day STEM workshop. It will teach them all about STEM – science, technology, engineering and math – education.
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The Grace Lutheran Church in Pocatello needs your help to provide students a better experience for the upcoming school year.
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