ITAG/SAGE Promotes Gifted and Talented Education
Gifted students in Idaho have seen programs discontinued, consolidated or marginalized as a result of the recent economic downturn.
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Playing for Keeps is a Winner
Professional development combined with fun and fellowship this summer as the IEA hosted events at Cactus Pete’s in Jackpot and Templin’s Resort in Post Falls.
New Beginnings
Though autumn signals the end of summer, for educators and students the end of summer means packing away beach wear and camping gear and replacing it with backpacks, binders, and bus schedules.
IEA People and Passages
[newtitle type=”text” value=”Bert Marley” size=”h3″ color=”#666666″ icon=”” align=”center” bg_color=”#ffffff” line_color=”#e8e8e8″] A lifelong advocate for teachers and public education in Idaho, Bert Marley retired from his post as the IEA’s Director of Public Policy at the end of August. Bert was very influential in working with the legislature and other government officials on behalf of the…