Idaho State Board of Education

Attorney General Raúl Labrador has named Christopher Boyd, the Adams County elected prosecutor, as a special prosecutor in his lawsuit against the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare.

An Ada County District Court judge is considering whether to force Attorney General Raul Labrador to appoint a special prosecutor in his lawsuit against the state board of education.

Idaho’s State Board of Education has unveiled a proposed policy banning diversity statements as a condition of hiring a job applicant.

Students at Idaho’s colleges and universities are still reporting significant mental health issues after the COVID-19 pandemic spiked counseling visits.

Idaho lawmakers are ready to move a new set of K-12 education standards through, replacing the 'Common Core' standards used since 2011 for English language arts, math and science.

Idaho's State Board of Education will review its policies around academic freedom and responsibility, as lawmakers move to restrict certain content from the state's classrooms.

Last week the Idaho House killed a bill that would allow the State Board of Education to receive nearly $6 million in federal grants for early childhood…

Idaho has been awarded a $6 million grant per year for the next three years to help support early learning and school readiness. Joining us today to talk…

Some Idaho families won’t be waiting much longer for grant money promised as part of Governor Brad Little’s ‘Strong Families, Strong Students’ program.The…

The Idaho State Board of Education is hosting a digital mental health summit tomorrow, December 8th. Audrey Regan has more on how educators around the…