Spring break dates vary depending on the school district or charter school in charge of calendars, but for the most part, kids have off the same week in March.
The Twin Falls School District sent out a message on Wednesday evening alerting parents that some students plan to participate in a school walkout to protest ICE on Thursday.
It’s a real shift in the classroom—cell phones are being tucked away, and it’s sparking more interaction among students. What’s the story behind this change?
A suspicious individual caused panic at Wood River Middle School, while a student’s backpack revealed a firearm—learn more about these alarming incidents.
When it comes to the education of our kids in Idaho, there aren’t any participation trophies. The kids are either getting a good education or we are failing them.
Local schools in Twin Falls took proactive measures following a recent online threat, including increasing police presence and reinforcing safety protocols.
Recent threats on social media about possible shootings at Twin Falls schools have led to heightened security measures by law enforcement and school officials.
A new phone policy banning students from having phones out in the hallway, in class, or even in their pockets has been enforced, but how are students adjusting?