State releases teacher eval report

Erin Acarregui leads the students in her second grade classroom at West Elementary School through a math lesson involving the addition of two-digit numbers on Monday.

Photo by Brian S. Orban

Teachers in Mountain Home, Glenns Ferry and the Bruneau-Grand View school districts were among those across the state that received recognition for their ability to effectively run their classrooms, according to members with the Idaho State Board of Education.

A yearly report released earlier this month showed that nearly 99 percent of Idaho’s public school teachers earned at least “proficient” grades during performance evaluations conducted during the 2024 to 2025 school year.

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