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Alejandra Cerna Rios, the director of the Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy, spoke to the Lewiston Tribune about the possible implications of Idaho’s HB
READER'S VIEW: IDAHO’S LEVEL OF EDUCATION SPENDING IS TELLING
David Adler opines:  Aristotle, the great champion of the citizenry’s views, observed that if you really want to understand what a state values, observe
OUR VIEW: IDAHO, STATE OF POLITICAL FAVORS
The Times-News opines:  Idaho state government and technology contracts don’t mix. Yet another instance of cronyism surfaced last week, exposing the state’s broken system
STUDY FINDS IDAHO’S TAX BURDEN PER PERSON IS 49TH LOWEST IN NATION
Betsy Russell reports Idaho’s tax burden per capita is 49th lowest in the nation, according to the latest results from an annual study by the
IDAHO HEALTH EXCHANGE CONTRACT CANCELLED, INVESTIGATION UNDERWAY INTO DEAL
KTVB reports:  A major contract is canceled and an investigation underway into Your Health Idaho’s handling of a recent deal. Last week, Executive Director
STATE BOARD MEMBERS RIP LUNA’S BUDGET
The Times-News reports:  State Board of Education member Bill Goesling ripped into Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Luna’s budget proposal on Thursday, calling the
LUNA'S K-12 BUDGET PLAN COULD MEAN LESS MONEY FOR IDAHO UNIVERSITIES
Boise State Public Radioreports:  Some Idaho Board of Education members fear a proposed 5.9 percent funding hike for public schools in 2015 could come
LAWMAKER PREPARING PRE-K PILOT PLAN
Clark Corbin reports: A first-term lawmaker is taking on a long-standing and emotional educational battle: pre-kindergarten programs. Rep. Hy Kloc wants the state to
ANDRUS WINS AWARD, COMES OUT PUNCHING
In the News, News & Opinion
Clark Corbin reports:  Former Gov. Cecil Andrus on Friday urged a crowd of more than 200 to continue his legacy of fighting for public
READER COMMENT: IDAHO SCHOOLS, A NEW LEGACY OF POOR FUNDING
In the News, News & Opinion
Michael Ferguson opines:  Kudos to Governor Otter for his courageous embrace of his education task force’s recommendations. With an estimated price tag of approximately
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