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EDITORIAL: IDAHO VOTERS HAVING A SAY DOESN’T EQUAL ‘DISRUPTION’

  • Spokesman Review Editorial:  Idaho Superintendent of Schools Tom Luna complains that a possible voter overturn of his Students Come First reform plan will be

ANY WAY YOU SLICE IT, IDAHO EDUCATION SPENDING CUTS ARE NEAR THE TOP

  • Emilie Ritter Saunders reports The Idaho Statesman’s latest editorial is in response to two stories StateImpactposted on Idaho’s education funding cuts. The Center on Budget Policy and

OUR VIEW: NUMBERS PUT IDAHO’S PRIORITIES FOR K-12 SPENDING IN PERSPECTIVE

  • Idaho Statesman Editorial:  With sufficient repetition, the Statehouse mantra has graduated to governing principle. Spending money does not ensure quality of education. But spending

STATE TAX REVENUE FOR AUGUST JUST BELOW FORECAST, BUT WELL ABOVE LAST YEAR’S

  • Betsy Russell reports Idaho’s state tax revenue for August came in 1.1 percent below forecasts, but 3.7 percent higher than last August, according to

IDAHO’S, AHEM, COMMITMENT TO ED

  • D.F. Oliveria: A preview of Idaho Statesman editorial for Tuesday: With sufficient repetition, the Statehouse mantra has graduated to governing principle. Spending money does not

IDAHO COULD SAVE $380M WITH MEDICAID EXPANSION

  • AP reports: Idaho’s taxpayers could save $380 million over six years by agreeing to expand Medicaid coverage for more low-income people under President Barack Obama‘s

IDAHO ED DEPT DISPUTES FUNDING STUDY

  • D.F. Oliveria: A recent report by the non-partisan research organization Center on Budget Policy and Priorities says education cuts in Idaho have been among the deepest in

IDAHO EDUCATION DEPARTMENT DISPUTES FUNDING CUTS ARE NEAR THE TOP IN THE NATION

  • Emilie Ritter Saunders reports a recent report by the non-partisan research organization Center on Budget Policy and Priorities says education cuts in Idaho have been

GOP LEADERS WARY OF IDAHO GETTING HELP ON INDIGENT CARE COSTS

  • Betsy Russell reports every Tuesday morning at 9, they file in, some crying, some defiant – all with big medical bills they can’t pay,

EYE ON BOISE: IF VOTERS SAY NO TO SCHOOL REFORMS …

  • Betsy Russell reports there’s a what-if question being debated in Idaho politics that matters quite a bit: What if voters in November reject Propositions

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