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A coalition of educators, parents and community leaders are suing the state of Idaho over our state’s new school voucher law.
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A group of public education advocates is suing to block a new Idaho law that would use $50 million of taxpayer money for residents’ private school tuition.
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The Idaho Senate took its turn to start killing budgets on Monday. This time, the state tax commission was in the crosshairs.
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Next year, Idaho parents will be eligible to earn tax credits to subsidize their children’s private school tuition.
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State senators have approved a bill to spend $50 million to subsidize private school tuition after debating for more than two hours Wednesday.
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State senators will get a chance to vote on a $50 million private school tuition subsidy bill in the near future.
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Idaho House lawmakers have passed a $50 million private school tuition subsidy bill after hours of debate Friday afternoon.
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House lawmakers will get a chance to debate whether taxpayer money should subsidize private school tuition.
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House Republican leaders say a proposed private school tuition subsidy that cleared a Senate committee this week could be dead on arrival should it make it to their side of the capitol.
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Idaho’s largest teachers’ union, as well as associations representing school administrators and elected school boards, joined to oppose subsidizing private school tuition with tax dollars Monday.