Ryan Suppe

The most consequential 11 weeks for education funding and policy starts next week, as state lawmakers return to Boise for the annual legislative session. The 68th Idaho Legislature kicks off Jan. 12 with the governor’s State of the State address followed ... See more

The Idaho Supreme Court building in Boise. (Photo courtesy of the Idaho Supreme Court) This story was originally posted on IdahoEdNews.org on Dec. 19, 2025. The Idaho Supreme Court on Friday scheduled oral arguments in a lawsuit challenging the state’s ne... See more

Idaho will have a new state librarian next week. The Idaho Commission for Libraries’ (ICfL) board of library commissioners appointed Dylan Baker to replace Stephanie Bailey-White who’s retiring after 34 years with the commission. Currently a deputy state ... See more

A handful of public school districts and charter schools have yet to update their policies to comply with a 2024 law restricting library content that’s “harmful to minors” and allowing patrons to request reviews of library material. Last year, Republican ... See more

The Idaho Republican Party’s chairwoman said Thursday that additional spending on Idaho’s public schools won’t “fix a broken system,” prompting strong reactions from public school advocates, including the state superintendent. In a column advocating for p... See more