“(North Idaho College's board of trustees) fails to sufficiently appreciate the jeopardy it is placing the institution in with respect to the welfare and viability of the institution,” the head of an accreditation board wrote Thursday. #idedu#idleghttps://idahoednews.org/53Aho
Accreditors demand more answers from NIC
“(NIC’s board of trustees) fails to sufficiently appreciate the jeopardy it is placing the institution in with respect to the welfare and viability of the institution,” the head of a regional…
Statehouse roundup, 2.6.23: Postsecondary incentives bill survives razor-thin House vote
After more than two hours of debate, the Idaho Launch bill passed on a 36-34 vote. In other news, a bill requiring financial literacy classes makes its debut.
OPINION: Fraudulent 'Freedom:' The IFF Files, Part 1
The Idaho Freedom Foundation started back in 2009 with the noble intention of helping beleaguered legislators who have little staff and even less time to research issues. IFF offered information, ideas and support.
Career-technical education didn't make Gov, Brad Little's plan for $330 million in newly approved K-12 spending. State superintendent Debbie Critchfield is continuing to press the case. #idedu#idleghttps://idahoednews.org/BoYCc
Statehouse roundup, 2.1.23: Critchfield makes her pitch for CTE funding
The state superintendent is at the Statehouse Wednesday, urging lawmakers to build up career-technical infrastructure at the K-12 level.
The Blaine Amendment bans the use of public dollars on religious education. Pushing for repeal, a senator called the amendment "a relic of religious bigotry." #idleg#ideduhttps://idahoednews.org/PGs7x
Analysis: On Thursday, lawmakers asked some no-nonsense questions about a college that receives $14.8 million in state funding. But there’s only so much legislators can really do. #idleg#idedu#idpolhttps://idahoednews.org/0aAJX
Analysis: Finally, lawmakers talk about NIC and address the elephant in the room
On Thursday, lawmakers asked some no-nonsense questions about a college that receives $14.8 million in state funding. But there’s only so much legislators can really do.
Analysis: Idaho’s new superintendent of public instruction continues to wrestle with the question of how (or whether) to put taxpayer money into private schools. This is the defining education question of the session — and the outcome will say a lot about the state’s Republican Party. #idleg#ideduhttps://idahoednews.org/sYyVu
Analysis: School choice is a quagmire for Critchfield, and a proxy fight for Idaho’s GOP
Idaho’s new superintendent continues to wrestle with the question of how (or whether) to put taxpayer money into private schools. This is the defining education question of the session — and …