The EdNews Show

From politics and levies to deconsolidation and open meeting violations, EdNews reporter Emma Epperly breaks down the biggest issues in North Idaho public education with senior reporter Kevin Richert.

Republican incumbent Debbie Critchfield and Democrat challenger Becky Sundin Mitchell will face off in a debate next week in the race for Idaho superintendent of public instruction.

Panelists Matt McDaniel, director of the College of Idaho's educational leadership program, and EdNews reporter Ryan Suppe break down the biggest issues in the race with debate moderator Kevin Richert.

The debate begins at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 22, at the Langroise Center at the College of Idaho.

All 105 legislative seats and seven statewide offices are up for grabs. A U.S. Senate candidate dropped out. Plus Idahoans will vote on the state's near-total abortion ban.

There's a lot on the ballot for the November general election.

Jaclyn Kettler, a political science professor at Boise State University, breaks down what matters with EdNews Reporter Kevin Richert.

A benefit trust that thousands of teachers rely on to pay medical claims has run out of money.

The Idaho School Benefit Trust is now telling member school districts to pay $13 million. The first payment is due in September.

EdNews reporters Kevin Richert and Sean Dolan break down what this all means.

The EdNews Show Ep. 1: Virtual Schools (Soñia Galaviz and Doug Pickett)" by Idaho EdNews

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Episode 103: Talking elections, 2025 and 2026, with Jaclyn Kettler by Idaho EdNews

Episode 102: A conversation with Derek Bub by Idaho EdNews

Episode 101: A Conversation With Dave Lent by Idaho EdNews