The coronavirus pandemic intensified the need for mental health services in schools — and put a spotty support network under a stress test.
In a recent five-part series, Idaho Education News reporter Sami Edge took a close look at the challenges, some success stories — and the human face of this important issue. She joins the podcast this week to talk about her series.
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Thirteen months into the coronavirus pandemic, is Idaho on the verge of another surge? As new variants creep into Idaho, is face-to-face instruction safe? What about spring sports and graduation ceremonies? To get some answers, Kevin Richert interviews Dr. David Pate. The former CEO of the St. Luke’s Health System, Pate sits on Gov. Brad…
The coronavirus pandemic did not necessarily create issues of equity. But it did expose equity issues — in education and health care. In this week’s podcast, Kevin Richert interviews Melissa Davlin from Idaho Public Television’s “Idaho Reports” on equity, and how it plays into debates unfolding at the Statehouse. Idaho Education News · Kevin’s…
The Legislature returns Tuesday, after a Statehouse coronavirus outbreak forced an unprecedented 18-day recess. This week, Kevin Richert interviews Senate President Pro Tem Chuck Winder, R-Boise, about pandemic protocols, and the long list of education bills still on lawmakers’ agenda. Idaho Education News · Kevin’s Podcast Episode 1
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