In this week's podcast, we sit down with Seth Ogilvie of Idaho Public Television to get a gauge on rural Idaho's political dialogue. Here's a hint: People aren't talking much about K-12.
This week's episode of Extra Credit is devoted to Tuesday's upcoming primary election in Idaho. Hosts Kevin Richert and Clark Corbin break down legislative races to watch, preview the West Ada recall and crunch the numbers behind the bond and levy elections.
This week on Extra Credit hosts Kevin Richert and Clark Corbin highlight the in-depth refugee reporting project that Richert launched earlier in the week. They also share breaking news from the West Ada School District and pick a legislative race to watch during the May 17 primary.
On this week's podcast, Kevin Richert and Michelle Edmonds debrief about the ongoing story of the West Ada School District. And Kevin and Clark Corbin talk science standards — and a little baseball.
This week, Kevin Richert and Clark Corbin break down Idaho's school immunization rates, talk about the latest on the science standards saga and discuss a key job search at the State Department of Education.
Hosts Kevin Richert and Clark Corbin discuss how an Idaho Ed News photos ended up in campaign and political materials published by an Idaho lawmaker — and why the journalists fought vigorously and publicly to have the photos removed.
This week hosts Kevin Richert and Clark Corbin break down Idaho state superintendent Sherri Ybarra's performance on her top legislative priorities and look ahead to next month's primary elections.
Hosts Kevin Richert and Clark Corbin pick up the pieces from Idaho's recently adjourned legislative session. Then Corbin heads to Wilder to find out why an entire community is looking toward the future of education.
Idaho lawmakers adjourned the legislative session after 75 days in Boise. Hosts Kevin Richert and Clark Corbin devote this week's episode to breaking down the session from an education standpoint. They discuss the final school budget, the major education bills signed into law and the proposals that didn't make it.