The ACT vs. SAT: Battle of the standardized tests
Best Universities analyzed ACT and College Board data to compare trends between SAT and ACT test-takers.
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Best Universities analyzed ACT and College Board data to compare trends between SAT and ACT test-takers.
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Rigby FFA members joined nearly 70,000 other participants at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, IN in October.
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EIRMC recently established a Psychiatry Residency program to address a shortage of mental health professionals throughout the state.
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After Tuesday’s election results, District 91’s $250 billion dollar bond did not pass.
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Idaho Falls School District 91 is launching STOPit!, a reporting system that will allow students, parents and patrons to anonymously report concerns about school safety.
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Idaho educators working in rural or underserved school districts or charter schools are now able to apply for funding to help pay student loans or costs of additional education such tuition for a master’s degree.
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By Madeline Holcombe, CNN After nearly three years of the pandemic, national test scores for students aren’t where educators hoped they would be — does that mean it’s time to break out the math and vocabulary drills? Maybe not, experts say. The National Center for Education Statistics, a branch of the US Department of Education,
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College of Eastern Idaho (CEI) saw an 8% increase in credit student enrollment over fall 2021.
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Workers with more education typically earn more and stay employed. College Ave compared weekly earnings among those with different education levels over the last 20 years.
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Teachercertification.com calculated how much high school teachers made in each state, using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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The Idaho Library Association recently named Highland High School Media Specialist Melissa Nielsen as the Idaho School Librarian of the Year.
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The College Board’s annual Trends in College Pricing ranks Idaho as the sixth least expensive state for average resident tuition and fees at public four-year institutions.
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ading and mathematics, with the exception of eighth grade reading, where Wyoming student scores were statistically even with the national average in reading for public school students.
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The latest scores in the National Assessment for Education Progress (NAEP) provide some encouraging news for Idaho as schools continue working to boost student achievement in mathematics and reading.
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By Ray Sanchez, CNN Fourth- and eighth-graders fell behind in reading and had the largest ever decline in math, according to a national educational assessment showing the devastating effect of the Covid-19 pandemic on America’s children. The alarming findings are based on the National Assessment of Educational Progress reading and math exams, often called the
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The freshman class entering University of Idaho this fall is the largest in the recorded history of the university.
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The latest statewide results for the Idaho Standards Achievement Test show students’ scores in English language arts are back at pre-pandemic levels, while results in mathematics are markedly better than last year’s and come close to 2019 scores.
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The Idaho State Board of Education learned Thursday the number of vacant teacher openings statewide are about a tenth of what they were last spring, but the majority of vacancies that continue to exist are in hard to fill positions such as Special Education, Math and Science.
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Teacher shortages are a pressing problem, though they vary across the country, and COVID, salaries, and stress levels all seem to have played a part. eSpark took a closer look at the numbers.
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WDE will begin conversations with interested school districts statewide in the fall of 2023 for apprentices who will be applying for the spring of 2024 school year.
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The latest State Department of Education survey results show the satisfaction levels of Idaho parents has increased since 2021, as has the level of engagement for students in grades 3 through 8.
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Stacker investigated school districts with slow internet in Idaho using data from Connect K-12.
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Governor Mark Gordon’s Reimagining and Innovating the Delivery of Education (RIDE) Advisory Group and the Wyoming State Board of Education (SBE) will meet jointly on Oct. 21, 2022.
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Wyoming’s graduating class of 2022 had an average composite score of 19.2 on the ACT according to The Condition of College & Career Readiness 2022.
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Curious about the fastest-growing jobs in education? HeyTutor analyzed data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to compile this list of the top 10.
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By Hannah Sarisohn and Christina Maxouris, CNN The US high school graduating class of 2022 had the lowest average ACT score in more than three decades, the organization behind the test said on Wednesday, noting the class also endured the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic for three academic years. The ACT is a standardized exam
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There will be no school Thursday, Oct. 13, 2022 at Blackfoot High School due to a water pipe repair.
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Scores on the ACT college admissions test by this year’s high school graduates hit their lowest point in more than 30 years — the latest evidence of the enormity of learning disruption during the pandemic.
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For the third year, the Idaho State University Graduate School is hosting its Annual Book Drive to benefit local elementary schools.
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Both young, and young of heart, learn how fun and exciting STEM can be and what it means to be a part of careers that can change the world.
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As part of its ongoing efforts to connect with parents and patrons and share information about the upcoming bond election, Idaho Falls School District 91 has scheduled four Community Open Houses in October.
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The Idaho Out of School Network gathered Friday with hundreds of educators from around the state.
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Teachercertification.com delved into the top five things teachers say could help alleviate burnout.
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The coronavirus pandemic brought upheaval to the country’s schools — and its standardized tests. EDsmart investigated how Advanced Placement test scores in 2021 compared to scores in 2019, before the COVID-19 pandemic, for the 10 most popular tests using data from College Board.
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Best Universities compiled a list of 10 gorgeous college libraries from across the country that may make students want to study.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction Sherri Ybarra visited Treaty Rock Elementary Thursday morning to surprise third-grade teacher Karen Lauritzen with a $1,000 check, balloons and the prestigious title of Idaho’s 2023 Teacher of the Year.
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Idaho universities are warning staffers not to refer students to abortion providers or emergency contraception.
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The Idaho Lottery made a special, “Back-to-School” Classroom Wishlist visit to Hibbard Elementary School in Rexburg Tuesday afternoon, delivering 556 new books, reading furniture and book storage to Remi Burton’s third grade classroom.
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The ribbon is cut and the new Career Technical Education Center (CTEC) is open for operation. This new center hopes to help students get ahead upon graduation by helping them learn the skills for certain careers, in the Medical field, Emergency response, such as Law Enforcement, or Fire Fighting. There’s also classes in agriculture, culinary arts, cyber security and welding.
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Idaho seniors with outstanding academic achievement set to graduate between January and August of 2023 are encouraged to apply for the 2022 – 2023 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program.
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POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) – Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 (PCSD 25) announced the selection of Heather Canfield as the Food Service Coordinator. She is replacing Tom Wilson, who recently retired after working for PCSD 25 for 24 years and as the Food Service Coordinator for 13 years. Canfield grew up in Logan, Utah, and moved to Pocatello
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A physical science, physics and advanced chemistry teacher at Newcastle High School was named Wyoming’s 2023 Teacher of the Year in a surprise assembly at the school on Thursday.
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Study.com compiled the required skills and abilities needed to become an elementary school teacher according to the O*NET Resource Center, as assessed via a survey of job incumbents, occupational experts, and occupational analysts that asked about the importance of various skills related to their jobs.
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Companies and individuals interested in offering goods or services on the Empowering Parents online marketplace can now submit applications.
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Stacker cited data from SIECUS, the Guttmacher Institute, the U.S. Census Bureau, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to visualize how sex education relates to different health outcomes and aspects of daily life.
Continue ReadingCollege of Eastern Idaho (CEI) will hold a ribbon-cutting Wednesday at 12:00 p.m. for the new Eastern Idaho Workforce Training Center (EIWTC).
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By Harmeet Kaur, CNN Almost 40 years ago, U.S. News & World Report asked more than 1,300 college presidents to rate their peer institutions and published the results in its inaugural “Best Colleges” rankings. The publication’s easy-to-digest hierarchy of undergraduate institutions — based solely on reputation — was an effort to best competitors Time and
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For the third year in a row, U.S. News & World Report named University of Idaho the top public higher education institution in the West on its list of Top 50 Best Value colleges.
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The Wyoming Department of Education (WDE) has released its school accountability results for the 2021-22 school year after a two-year hiatus from reporting.
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Since opening between 1636 and 1865, several of the eight prestigious Ivy League schools have been renamed. College Ave examined historical documents and timelines of the Ivy League universities to compile a list of their original names when they were founded.
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Results for the fourth administration of the Wyoming Test of Proficiency and Progress (WY-TOPP) are now available online.
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The State Department of Education, in partnership with NASA Aerospace Scholars, is offering Idaho 11th graders the chance to explore a future in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) and aerospace careers.
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The streets of Rexburg are once again filled with students as BYU-Idaho begins their fall term. Many are returning to campus Monday and some are just getting started on their College experience
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On Wednesday, the Bonneville School District 93 School Board held a special meeting where they voted to reduce the total taxes they will collect this year by $6 million.
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Restoring remaining pandemic-triggered holdbacks and continuing to improve salaries for teachers and support staff are top priorities in Superintendent of Public Instruction Sherri Ybarra’s public schools budget request for next year, the superintendent said Tuesday.
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The recent heat wave is making it harder for kids in schools to concentrate. In District 93 most of the schools do not have an air conditioning unit although there are ways teachers are being encouraged to help temperatures inside their classrooms.
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Tamara Hardingham-Gill, CNN Backpacking tends to be associated with young people with few responsibilities. But more and more parents have been opting to take their children off on extended trips around the world in the past few years. In fact, a recent travel trends report by American Express Travel found that 76% of those parents
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By Andy Rose, CNN Two officers with the Texas Department of Public Safety who were at the scene of the Uvalde school massacre have been suspended with pay and referred for formal investigation amid an internal review of law enforcement actions that day, the agency said Tuesday as students in the shaken community returned to
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Idaho Gov. Brad Little late Thursday signed a massive tax cut and education spending bill made possible by the state’s projected $2 billion budget surplus.
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Not everyone learns the same. The VARK model identifies four types of learners: visual, auditory, read and write, and kinesthetic. Citing the VARK model, Tovuti LMS outlined the VARK model’s four core types of learning styles.
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In a Special Meeting held on Tuesday, the Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 Board of Trustees approved a series of reductions to the district’s ongoing levies funded by local taxpayers.
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Madison County voters elected to pass the renewal of the Madison school District levy of nearly $2 million Tuesday.
Continue ReadingMadison County voters are renewing a school levy.
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Using data from the U.S. Department of Education, EDsmart examined how much the Ivy League endowments have grown over 20 years.
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Jefferson School District started school Tuesday and Teachers, staff and students are ecstatic about being back in school. Jefferson School Districts staff and teachers are excited to have students back in their building bringing life to the new school year.
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In the Fall 2022 semester, the Idaho State University College of Education awarded every undergraduate and graduate student a scholarship to defray the cost of their education.
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The United Way of Southeastern Idaho has received $20,000 from Idaho Future Fund in the Idaho Community Foundation for preschool scholarships for children in American Falls.
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Stacker compiled the highest paying education jobs in Boise, ID using data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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As the month of June came to an end, the current school levy in the Madison School district for nearly 2 million dollars came to an end. A levy that has been in place for the past 8 years. Now the school district is asking for a renewal of that same levy saying a tax increase isn’t expected at all.
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A groundbreaking ceremony at the new Alpine Academy Charter School will be held at 3 p.m. on Monday at 1195 Alpine Avenue in Chubbuck.
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The order for the lockout was made in consultation with the Idaho Falls Police Department after a few students at school received a threat from another student who was not at school today.
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Imagine Idaho partners with school boards and associations to improve online education by enhancing broadband infrastructure.
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As local learners head back-to-school, members of the community recently pooled their resources to help ensure that no child goes hungry, with a focus on Wilcox Elementary School.
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Idaho State University’s TRIO McNair Scholars Program has been awarded a five-year $1.3 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to support ISU TRIO McNair Scholars as they prepare to continue their education by moving onward into doctoral programs.
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To illustrate how student loan debt has grown compared to other forms of debt, Experian analyzed data collected from student loan holders nationwide as well as government data dating back to 2009.
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After a brief hiatus, the Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 is once again offering Driver Education, and registration is currently open for the fall sessions.
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Governor Mark Gordon’s education initiative has completed its statewide listening sessions and is currently preparing a series of policy recommendations.
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Americans owed an astounding $1.58 trillion in student loan debt at the end of 2021. Stacker looks at the situation state-by-state.
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Idaho Falls High School is making their first step into expanding their athletic program.
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Idaho State University alumna Trisa Shelton Clemons has established a new scholarship endowment in the College of Business.
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It may only be the second day of school for students in the Madison School District, but that isn’t stopping members of law enforcement, school district and the Madison High School Hope Squad from working together to make an inclusive culture that everyone in the district can feel welcome when entering their school building.
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The Idaho State Board of Education approved draft legislation for more than a dozen proposals including permanently shifting to enrollment, rather than daily attendance as the basis for calculating public school funding on Wednesday.
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By Katia Hetter, CNN Monkeypox cases are increasing across America and around the world, with the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reporting over 15,000 confirmed stateside cases as of August 23. The Biden Administration is accelerating vaccine distribution efforts and ramping up community outreach, including through community partnerships and education of clinicians and
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Idaho Falls School District 91 announced a total of seven schools have now earned Level 1 certification in Marzano’s High Reliability Schools framework.
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Idaho Business for Education (IBE) released a report on the worker shortage that is negatively impacting health care systems across the state.
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By Chandelis Duster, CNN President Joe Biden on Wednesday announced his plan to address student loan debt, which includes debt forgiveness for certain borrowers and extending the pandemic-related payment pause. The Biden administration has already canceled nearly $32 billion of the $1.6 trillion in outstanding federal student debt by expanding existing forgiveness programs for public-sector
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resident Joe Biden on Wednesday announced new steps to address student loan debt, which includes forgiving $10,000 for borrowers who make less than $125,000 per year and extending the payment freeze one final time until the end of the year.
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The Idaho State Board of Education opened its regular Board meeting Wednesday by expressing full support for Governor Brad Little’s education proposals that will be taken up next week during a special legislative session.
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The first bell of the school year has rung reminding students at Madison Jr. High in Rexburg summer break has ended and the school year has begun.
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Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 will welcome back students for their first day of school on Tuesday.
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The school year is coming fast as many of our local school districts start the school year Tuesday, and the focus of area first responders is turning to keeping students in the region safe so they can get to school, learn new things and enjoy their favorite subjects.
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Edgemont Elementary School students will be dismissed early Tuesday because of an HVAC issue affecting the air conditioning system.
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Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 announced the selection of Kelly Dial as the Coordinator of Student Transportation, Jeff Corrington as a Transportation Supervisor and Samantha Steed as a Transportation Supervisor.
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Idaho students at 118 elementary schools across the state will get the chance to explore fresh fruit and vegetable options free of charge this school year, thanks to state-administered grants from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Superintendent of Public Instruction Sherri Ybarra announced.
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HeyTutor outlined nine ways schools are tackling learning loss, drawing on news reports as well as studies of how COVID-19 impacted students’ education.
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Do you know the rules of the road when coming up on a school bus? Here is a refresher.
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By Andy Rose and Elizabeth Wolfe, CNN Officials in a school district near Fort Worth, Texas, have directed school staff and librarians to temporarily remove books that have been challenged through the district’s formal complaint process in the past school year, including the Bible and an illustrated adaptation of Anne Frank’s diary. The Keller Independent
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The Idaho State Board of Education announced Tuesday it intends to make Empowering Parents grant applications available to Idaho families in mid-September.
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The Bingham County Sheriff’s Office would like to remind drivers school will be starting soon for all of county school districts.
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As school starts up again there’s some things to keep in mind when driving and walking in school zones.
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