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Idaho Education News and 19 other regional and national news organizations have formed a coalition to ask a judge to narrow a gag order in the case of a man accused of killing four University of Idaho students.

Idaho’s new superintendent continues to wrestle with the question of how (or whether) to put taxpayer money into private schools. This is the defining education question of the session — and the outcome will say a lot about the state’s Republican Party.

The governor’s budget calls for a 4% pay increase for all state employees, including classified staff, but ultimately, policy decisions are up to the Legislature.

The House Education Committee got its first in-depth look at Gov. Brad Little’s education budget requests Tuesday.

Teachers can get paid tens of thousands of dollars more – or less – depending on their school.

Some achieve at the highest level, while others are at the lowest. But a majority outperform benchmarks.

Educators are abuzz about a new technology that writes like a person and could put original thinking in jeopardy.

The policy was not made available to the public, but Sen. Tammy Nichols said it would create scholarships for families to put toward private school tuition and fees, and a host of other education expenses.

On Monday, Gov. Brad Little proposed Idaho’s largest and most versatile taxpayer-funded scholarship. But on Thursday, his office had few details about how the program would work.

The Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee didn’t have many questions about Gov. Brad Little’s budget proposals Tuesday. But the committee’s work is just beginning.