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Originally posted on IdahoEdNews.org on November 10, 2022. BOISE – State superintendent-elect Debbie Critchfield is wasting no time starting to fill out her inner circle. Critchfield Thursday announced two top hires. Former gubernatorial aide Greg Wilson will serve as her chief of staff, and Idaho school administrator Ryan Cantrell will serve as deputy state superintendent. […]

The Radiate Portable Campfire is a ‘Shark Tank’-approved product that offers up to five hours of smokeless heat.

Orlando Fringe Festival reviews by Orlando Sentinel critic Matthew J. Palm: "Off the Rails," "Waiting for Gadot," "Les MiserABBA," "Coconuts, Coral..." & "... Being German"

This story is the fourth in a four-story series on Idaho’s failure to comply with the federal Title IX law, and why it matters and how children are affected. In the previous stories, learn about one student’s experience, which has led to a federal investigation, and how training would give young people more control over […]

Editor’s note: This story begins a four-story series on Idaho’s failure to comply with the federal Title IX law, and why it matters and how children are affected. Coming up this week are stories on a call for more training on sexual misconduct, how districts are helping each other improve, and one student’s experience, which […]

The conversation started during a lunch period in January.

The conversation started during a lunch period in January.

Event Description A fundraiser launches in support of the feature-length documentary film titled, "Randy Crouch: Survival of the Fiddlist." Tulsa Filmmakers Beth Turner and Bryan Cantrell began the film in 2017, and with your help, will be able to move into the final stages of post production. Log on to RandyCrouchMovie dot com for donation details. This fundraiser begins on Randys favorite holiday - Earth Day - and lasts until May 20th. Event presented by:

Originally published on December 20, 2020 9:59 pm It can feel like a parallel universe when you go from a city where kids are cooped up inside at home doing school virtually on their tablets to an isolated small town such as Bruneau, Idaho. Visit this rural school in Idaho and youd be forgiven for thinking the pandemic was over. But theres much more to this story. Listen Friday on @MorningEditionpic.twitter.com/AJBFE3hnlL— Kirk Siegler (@KirkSiegler) December 17, 2020 One afternoon this week...

Originally published on December 20, 2020 11:59 pm It can feel like a parallel universe when you go from a city where kids are cooped up inside at home doing school virtually on their tablets to an isolated small town such as Bruneau, Idaho. Visit this rural school in Idaho and youd be forgiven for thinking the pandemic was over. But theres much more to this story. Listen Friday on @MorningEditionpic.twitter.com/AJBFE3hnlL— Kirk Siegler (@KirkSiegler) December 17, 2020 One afternoon this wee...