The EdNews Show

This week we take a deep dive into co-host Kevin Richert's four-day series examine the obstacles and options Idaho students face after high school. We'll break down the series and invite you to our Dec. 4 town hall discussion at Boise State University.

With the election behind us, the struggle for power and influence in the Legislature begins. On this week's episode we explain why control of the House Education Committee is up for grabs and why there could be a new speaker of the House in 2019.

This week's election will go a long way to shaping education policy in Idaho, so this week's podcast is all about analyzing the results and putting the different pieces into context.

The Nov. 6 general election will go a long way toward shaping Idaho's education policy and state government for years to come. We'll explain what's on the line, which races we're watching and how you can become an informed voter.

This week we look at the latest data tracking Idaho's progress towards its 60 percent education attainment goal. Plus, we discuss some possible consequences of adopting a new school funding formula.

A pair of lively, issues driven debates shook up the state superintendent and governor's races. We'll take a deep dive analyzing each debate and what it means as we close in on the Nov. 6 election.

The state superintendent's race really heated up this, and we break it all down with first hand accounts of schools chief Sherri Ybarra's campaign event and this week's roundtable discussion with challenger Cindy Wilson.

This week, "Idaho Reports" co-host Melissa Davlin joins Clark Corbin on the podcast to offer a preview of all of the statewide political debates ahead of the Nov. 6 election.

This week we explore the work of the school funding formula committee as a major deadline draws near and the public waits to see the numbers.

This week we take a closer at some of the eduction issues shaping this year's campaign, break down the latest endorsements and continue to follow the school safety debate.