Carly Flandro is a local journalist based in Idaho Falls, Idaho. She writes for various publications including the Idaho Press, IDAHO ED NEWS, and jb construction. Carly's articles cover a range of topics including education, community issues, local politics, and human interest stories.
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Carly Flandro's coverage predominantly focuses on education, school districts and related topics in Idaho Falls. Her work often includes government announcements, data citations, legal policy regulation and expert commentary.
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By: Carly Flandro
Speech and communications teachers are speaking out against a proposal to drop their classes as a graduation requirement.
A total of $244 million is at stake for schools in today’s election, as voters across 27 counties will support or reject funding measures that would go toward teacher and staff salaries, sports, extracurriculars, building maintenance, classroom supplies, and more.
By: Carly Flandro
INSIDE LISTS: Find out how your district, charter or school performed. FIVE CHARTS: Compare results over the past five years.
By: Carly Flandro
Fall reading scores are up statewide, continuing a four-year trend of progress.
By: Carly Flandro
Originally posted on IdahoEdNews.org on November 15, 2024 Fall reading scores are up statewide, continuing a four-year trend of progress. Nearly 60% of Idaho’s students in kindergarten through third grade
By: Carly Flandro
Last school year, the number of statewide complaints and grievances were the highest they’ve been in the past six years.
By: Carly Flandro
School districts statewide are facing a bevy of challenges as they strive to provide a free and appropriate public education to students with disabilities.
By: Carly Flandro
One of the state’s most prominent education leaders met with PragerU representatives about the conservative nonprofit’s curriculum in January, according to emails EdNews obtained through a public records request.
By: Carly Flandro
Pocatello/Chubbuck trustees are considering closing an elementary school due to declining enrollment district-wide.
By: Carly Flandro
The Nez Perce Tribe and Lapwai educators are calling on the Idaho Department of Education to reconsider its endorsement of PragerU’s controversial, conservative curriculum.
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