education

Would you believe that Colorado is more educated than Idaho? Apparently, it's true. But we are smarter than Nevada, so there's that.

Some of them are in areas so remote, the only way people can explain them is by pointing to the skies of above and saying aliens put them there.

Today is National Teacher Appreciation Day and these Treasure Valley businesses are giving back to the amazing teachers who shape minds in our community!

If you haven't been to the Boise Public Library lately, here's some incentive to head that way. There's a big advantage to growing up around books, and it sticks with us for life. But is it the tangible copies or the digital ones?

Moving to a four-day school week schedule could save the district money but put more pressure for child care on parents.

Boise is among the top fifty most educated cities in America, ahead of places like Reno, Las Vegas, and Spokane.

Those looking to become school administrators or higher education leaders have access to one of the best programs in the nation right here in Boise.

And there's new evidence that the program just keeps getting better.

The website Niche.com has released their annual best and worst schools ranking for the country, and we dove in to find the best elementary, middle, and high schools in Idaho.

If you've been on I84 between Eagle Road and 10 Mile recently, part of your trip has taken you past what will soon be Idaho's first Medical School currently under construction.

A new program is coming to Boise to help inspire elementary kids to soak up as much as they can in science-related fields, and it will give them a chance to learn hands-on at an Air National Guard base. One grade level will get the opportunity, and they hope to have 1500 kids involved at the peak.