July 30, 2025 - 18:35

Caitlin Davis has officially been appointed as the new state Commissioner of Education, marking a significant step in the state's educational leadership. Her confirmation comes at a crucial time as the state navigates various challenges within the education system. Davis brings a wealth of experience and a fresh perspective, which many believe will benefit students and educators alike.
In a surprising turn of events, Governor Kelly Ayotte has decided to withdraw the confirmation of Taylor Caswell for a third term as commissioner of the Department of Business and Economic Affairs. This unexpected move has raised questions and sparked discussions regarding the governor's decision-making process. Caswell has been a prominent figure in the department, and his withdrawal has left many wondering about the future direction of economic policies in the state.
As the state transitions into new leadership roles, the focus will be on how these changes will impact educational and economic initiatives moving forward.
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Smeal Students and Faculty Benefit from Extended Investing in Education ProgramFor the next two years, Smeal College of Business students and faculty will have the opportunity to participate in the Investing in Education program, thanks to the generous sponsorship from alumni...
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Payson: An Ideal Location for an Outdoor Education CenterTom Fraker, a part-time resident of Payson for eight years, pointed out the bustling intersection of State Routes 87 and 260, noting that over 6 million vehicles pass through each year. However, he...
April 30, 2026 - 11:35
Idaho State Board of Education Greenlights Boise State University’s Decade-Long Campus Master PlanThe Idaho State Board of Education has officially approved Boise State University’s comprehensive 10-year Campus Master Plan during its April meeting held in Moscow. The strategic blueprint is...
April 29, 2026 - 21:15
Arizona Republicans Unveil Budget Proposal with Deep Education CutsThe Arizona state budget package introduced by Republican lawmakers this week has drawn sharp criticism for slashing millions of dollars in education-related spending while omitting any funding for...