Kevin Richert is a Senior Reporter at Idaho Education News. He focuses on education policy and politics, particularly at the intersection of these themes, covering topics such as public education, school administration, and higher education. Kevin's work has been featured in various outlets, including the Idaho Statesman, Boise State Public Radio, and The Spokesman-Review.
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This story was originally posted on IdahoEdNews.org on Sept. 9, 2026. University of Idaho President C. Scott Green will retire on June 30.
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C. Scott Green’s departure, effective June 30, marks a transition at the state’s land-grant university, and sets the stage for another high-stakes Idaho presidential search.
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Why is the state superintendent seeking less money for her top legislative priority from 2026? In an EdNews interview, Debbie Critchfield discussed the budget request she submitted a week ago — and…
The College of Western Idaho’s fledgling athletics program is officially seeking home turf.
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This story was originally posted on IdahoEdNews.org on Sept. 10, 2026. Debbie Critchfield wants $20 million to help school districts and charters keep pace with inflation, and support at-risk students.
The civil complaint says district and high school officials “negligently” hired and retained assistant football coach Ty Lewis, who is in jail facing five felony charges of sexual abuse and exploit…
