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Betsy Russell reports:  Idaho’s state tax revenue surged nearly $16 million ahead of forecasts in September, beating the forecasted level by 6.4 percent. The
The Press-Tribune opines:  When the Great Recession hit in 2007, Idaho lawmakers made significant cuts to state spending on public schools. But legislators promised
LUNA ASKS FOR NEARLY 6 PERCENT FUNDING INCREASE
The Standard Journal reports:  Idaho Superintendent of Public Schools Tom Luna is asking for a budget increase of $77 million next year to help
CONSTRUCTION WORKERS WANTED: QUALITY EDUCATION REQUIRED
Wayne Hammon opines:  A strong construction industry fuels a healthy economy, providing high-paying jobs and promising career options for young people. Well-paid workers spend
LUNA CALLS FOR 5.9 PERCENT BUDGET INCREASE
The Press Tribune reports:  Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Luna today called for a $77 million increase in public school funding in 2014-15 –
LUNA SEEKING INCREASE IN EDUCATION BUDGET
East Idaho News reports:  As next year’s election looms, State Superintendent Tom Luna is pushing for more education funding. On Tuesday, Luna unveiled a
LUNA STICKS CLOSE TO EDUCATION TASK FORCE'S PROPOSAL IN NEWEST BUDGET
Bill Roberts reports:  State schools chief Tom Luna stuck close to the education reform road map laid out by a statewide task force as
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN IMPACTS IDAHO AGENCIES
Rocky Barker reports:  Because of the federal government shutdown, all of the Fish and Wildlife Service’s Idaho offices will be unable to provide support
COMMON CORE, GUNS ADDRESSED IN EDUCATION MEETING
Julie Wootton reports: Budgets, legislative ideas and proposed changes to a rule about gun-free schools were among items addressed yesterday by the Idaho Board
MILLENNIAL MOVEMENT: 20-SOMETHINGS ARE EXITING IDAHO. WHY?
In the News, News & Opinion
Nick Groff reports: Theories range as to why, but numbers show 20-somethings are leaving the Gem State. State driver’s license data shows the trend
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