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  • A Year of Heart, Hard Work, and Hope

    As this year comes to a close, one idea rises above the rest for the IDLA team: the heart of this organization is its people. Across every role and every region, staff shared how deeply they value the compassion and commitment they see each day. Communication Specialist Dani Leffler said it best: “This year reminded […]

  • Rayne Martinez, Student Body President and Future Educator

    From the small town of Kooskia, Idaho, to leading the student government at Lewis-Clark State College, Rayne Martinez’s journey is one of ambition, leadership, and lifelong learning. A graduate of Clearwater Valley High School, Rayne took advantage of opportunities through Idaho Digital Learning Alliance (IDLA) that set the foundation for her success in college and […]

  • Student Spotlight: Carlos Escobedo

    From Bruneau, Idaho, to a Future in Technology Carlos Escobedo, a senior at Rimrock Jr./Sr. High School in Bruneau, Idaho, has built an impressive foundation for his future in technology and leadership. As the first in his family to attend college, Carlos has already completed his cybersecurity certification through the College of Southern Idaho, before […]

  • IDLA: Where Are They Now?

    Katherine Billman, Air National Guard Veteran and Aspiring Holistic Health Practitioner By Dani Leffler, IDLA Communication Specialist From Idaho to the skies and soon overseas, Katherine Billman’s journey reflects independence, resilience, and a lifelong commitment to growth. A 2019 graduate of Middleton High School who completed her senior year online through IDLA, Katherine has pursued […]

  • Building Blocks

    By Dani Leffler, IDLA Communication Specialist At IDLA, we believe every student’s journey is made up of building blocks: foundational skills and experiences that stack together to create a strong future. Just like a house needs a solid foundation, learners need essential tools to grow with confidence, adapt to challenges, and pursue their goals. Through […]

  • IDLA: Where Are They Now?

    Elora Williams, PhD Candidate in Behavioral Neuroscience By Dani Leffler, IDLA Communication Specialist From the small town of Salmon, Idaho, to the forefront of neuroscience research, Elora Williams’ academic journey is a testament to the power of curiosity, determination, and the opportunities provided by online learning. A 2011 graduate of Salmon High School, Elora has […]

  • New Year, New Vibe: Creating a Personal Motto to Guide Your School Year

    What if you had your own slogan to kick off the school year? Something fun, motivating, and totally you! Whether you’re a student setting new goals or a teacher rethinking your classroom vibe, a personal motto can help set the tone. Think of it like a one-line pep talk you can carry in your pocket […]

  • Future You Will Thank You: Dream Big, Start Small

    Thinking about the future can feel like staring at a giant mountain. Whether you’re starting middle school, gearing up for graduation, or stepping into a new teaching role, the path ahead can seem overwhelming. But guess what? Big dreams don’t need big leaps, they start with small, doable steps. This summer is a great time […]

  • Reset, Refocus: How to Use Summer to Recharge and Set Goals

    Summer isn’t just a break, it’s a chance to hit the reset button. After a long year of lessons, homework, teaching, and deadlines, the dog days of summer invite us to slow down and breathe. For students and educators alike, it’s the perfect time to reflect on what worked and what didn’t. Whether your school […]