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Educators, community members and students share their opinions about Idaho education.

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A lawsuit has been filed to prevent subsidizing private/religious education

The framers of Idaho’s Constitution mandated that the Legislature provide adequate state funding for the public school system.

Next steps for ensuring a safe online experience for our children

Everyone can agree that parents should have the tools and resources needed to safeguard their children online.

This is an anxious generation

We see how it’s increasingly difficult for more kids to be able to engage in learning.

The voucher subsidy lawsuit II

The lawsuit points out that private schools are not general, uniform, thorough, free, common or open to all students.

Idaho activists sue taxpayers and target children: Six takeaways

It is worth noting that the lawsuit asks the court to move as quickly as possible to block implementation of Idaho’s HB 93.

Gov. Little, say no to federal private for-profit school vouchers

Tell me why private schools that don’t have to play by the same rules should get preferential treatment.

In Idaho being welcome is controversial but other items are not

It’s part of our shared cultural vocabulary and symbolizes nothing more than hospitality.

College admissions and meritocracy: The case for college access programs

Like my fellow Idahoans, I believe in the values of hard work and self-reliance.

Disinvestment in education today shortchanges our future

Investing in higher education research pays off.

America at 250: Creating citizens out of students

The tragic assassination of political commentator Charlie Kirk at a public college event in Utah underscores precisely why these lessons are urgent.