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No, the Blaine Amendment isn’t ‘null and void.’ Here’s why
Five Idaho attorneys general since 1989 have been asked to analyze a constitutional provision that bars religious schools from getting state funds.
Governor claims Idaho ranks in the Top 10 for starting teacher pay. That’s a stretch
Idaho Education News analyzed five years of salary data to find the truth.
Statehouse roundup, 1.10.24: New bill to restrict library material introduced
The legislation calls for $250 in statutory damages for libraries that fail to comply.
Budget lawmakers dig into the details of governor’s education spending plans
One looming debate involves a familiar issue: the K-12 funding formula.
State of the State: Governor proposes new funding for education facilities, Idaho launch
After visiting “crumbling” schools, Little is proposing what he calls the state’s largest ever investment in school facilities.
Republicans unveil private school tax credit proposal
The $50 million program sets aside 20% for low-income families.
Four public school issues to watch this legislative session
Familiar debates on the funding formula, vouchers, aging schools and library books will resurface at the Idaho Statehouse this year.
K-12 schools could see $162 million in cuts from attendance-based formula
Find out how the formula change will affect your school district.
Nampa to close 4 schools amid declining enrollment
The Nampa School District has lost roughly 2,000 students over the last decade and faces hundreds of millions of dollars in needed building repairs.
Department of Education gets rebrand. Here’s what it cost
The previous logo was more than 50 years old.