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- Sep 8, 2026
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Little names Hartwell and Beck to Idaho State Board of Education - Local News 8 (opens the original)
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Originally posted on IdahoEdNews.org on September 8, 2026 BOISE, Idaho — Gov. Brad Little on Tuesday appointed two new members to the Idaho State Board of Education: Mary Lynn Hartwell of Idaho Falls and Joel Beck of American Falls. Pending confirmation by the Idaho Senate, Hartwell and Beck replace William Gilbert and Cindy Siddoway, whose terms expired last month. The State Board oversees Idaho’s K-20 public education system, including setting policy and allocating funding for public schools,
Idaho Tax Commission won’t release private school tax-credit data despite public records requests (opens the original)
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A 2024 EdNews analysis of private school enrollment showed private schools are concentrated in urban areas. This story was originally posted on IdahoEdNews.org on Aug. 24, 2026. This month, taxpayers in Texas found out how many students receiving $1 billion in private education subsidies were already homeschooled or enrolled in a private school: 70%. Taxpayers in Idaho are still waiting to get that number from a similar private school choice program that serves nearly nine and a half times fewer
School health insurance trust that ran out of money weighs options to pay Blue Cross (opens the original)
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Originally posted on IdahoEdNews.org on July 28, 2026 Leaders of a trust that funds health insurance for more than 100 school districts and charter schools this week are weighing three options to pay off money owed to Blue Cross of Idaho. The Idaho School Benefit Trust has exhausted its reserve funds and met last week with Blue Cross, the trust’s third-party benefits administrator, to address a shortfall that’s likely more than $10 million. During the Thursday meeting, Blue Cross representatives
Idaho’s private education tax credit reaches annual cap, applications close (opens the original)
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This story was originally posted on IdahoEdNews.org on July 17, 2026. Idaho’s fledgling private education tax credit program has hit its annual spending cap, and applications are closed, the Idaho State Tax Commission announced Friday. Enacted last year through House Bill 93, the Parental Choice Tax Credit program offers non-public school students up to $5,000 — or $7,500 if they have special needs — in refundable tax credits covering education expenses. The program is capped at $50 million annu
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