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New report shows Idaho again facing projected budget deficit
Revenues have come in $89 million below the revenue projection Idaho legislators adopted in January.
5 things to know about Idaho’s school funding debate
Here’s a rundown of where things stand.
Statehouse roundup, 3.11.26: House blocks Democratic report criticizing bill on transgender students
In other news, the Senate endorsed the latest push to revamp Idaho’s 1994 school funding formula.
Statehouse roundup, 3.10.26: Lawmakers want a say over federal grants that could go into medical education
In other news, a bill that would create new rules for schools operating as polling locations is headed to the House floor.
Middleton approves supplemental levy, cancels bond plans
Trustees OK’d a $4 million supplemental levy but nixed plans for a separate facilities measure. Here’s why.
What a relief! NIC community celebrates end of accreditation woes
The college is back on track, but did the community learn a lesson?
Statehouse roundup, 3.9.26: Committee refuses to fund dorm staffing at school for deaf and blind
In other news, lawmakers advanced a bill that would recognize school employees’ professional experience in salary funding.
CWI’s bachelor’s degree program is on track to exceed goals
The new four-year program was the source of some tense State Board of Education discussions.
A ‘very compressed’ — and mostly closed — search resumes at Boise State
The State Board of Education hopes to hire a new university president by the start of fall classes.
From fighter pilot to culture combatant: The making of Ted Hill
Personal loss, military discipline and a conviction that schools are drifting from core values have shaped the Eagle Republican’s rise — and his polarizing role in Idaho’s education debates.