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Stories about Idaho’s educators, students and policy makers plus features on bright spots in Idaho education.
Day 86: Her third and final bill
Critchfield described the legislation as a “gamechanger.”
Day 85: Podcasting
She discussed her financial literacy legislation with representatives from the Idaho Department of Finance.
Day 84: Outreach activities
The state superintendent talked with an educator about literacy instruction.
Day 83: Panel preparation
And she met with the delegation from the Taiwan-Idaho Education Cooperation.
Day 82: Looking past the legislative session
With the Legislature nearing sine die, Critchfield is planning what comes next.
Day 79: A Friday at home
And watching her $50 million CTE bill pass through the Senate.
Day 78: Celebrating another new law
The financial literacy bill, which Critchfield has long touted, was signed into law.
Day 77: Watching her bill become law
Gov. Little signed her parental rights bill today.
Day 76: Final day in D.C.
But Boise was still on her mind.
Day 75: A national conference
While in Washington, D.C., the superintendent met up with a group of high school students from Oakley.