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Idaho Supreme Court grills challengers of private education tax credit
Some justices appeared skeptical that the Idaho Constitution prohibits the state from funding private education. INSIDE: Photo gallery.
Statehouse roundup, 1.23.26: ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ tax plan debuts
In other news, a Boise State University survey found that most Idahoans support the state’s controversial new private school choice law — but are undecided about where to go from here.
Episode 2 — What a budget deficit could mean for schools
They know their way around parenting and policy.
Statehouse roundup, 1.22.26: Committee heads off Hispanic Commission shutdown
In other news, a bill that prohibits classroom instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity could be changed.
Analysis: Think the DEI debate is closed? Don’t count on it
Idaho colleges and universities are working through compliance with Idaho’s latest anti-DEI law, passed last year. Two right-wing groups say the colleges and the State Board are breaking the law.
Lottery opens for Gem Prep: Idaho Falls
About 370 seats across grades K-9 are open for the new East Idaho School.
Boise trustees agree to interview only deputy Wendy Johnson to serve as superintendent
Lisa Roberts announcement her plan to retire earlier this month.
Statehouse roundup, 1.21.26: Critchfield plays defense on K-12 budget
In other news, a bill requiring state and local K-12 artificial intelligence policies makes its debut.
New opt-in law for human sexuality lessons prompts varied responses from Idaho schools
One charter has sent hundreds of permission slips to parents. Others aren’t tracking them.
Idaho will participate in federal education tax credit, governor says
The $1,700 credit refunds donations to organizations that offer students scholarships covering tuition, tutoring and other education expenses.