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The Idaho Tax Commission has released its first in-depth report on year one of the state’s new parental choice tax credit, and the overwhelming evidence shows it has been a monumental success.

The analysis, released Friday, documents 12,216 final student awards, $49.3 million allocated for educational assistance, and awarded parent applications in every legisl...


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Idaho’s private education tax credit is primarily subsidizing tuition for wealthy families whose children were already enrolled in a private school, according to a report released Friday.

The Idaho State Tax Commission, for the first time, released a wide range of data that sheds light on the beneficiaries of the $50 million, taxpayer-funded Parental Choice Tax Credit ...


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Idaho public school enrollment dropped by 8,983 students this fall, or 2.9% over the summer, according to data provided by the Idaho Department of Education.

There are 304,871 students enrolled in schools across Idaho, down from 313,854 at the end of last school year.

This is the largest enrollment drop in at least 10 years, and the drop continues a years-long t...


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Two music teachers are orchestrating the resistance to artificial intelligence in Idaho.

Boise couple Jack and Cathryn Gardner have organized the state’s first AI protest. They’ve been meeting with federal and state lawmakers to push for regulations on the technology, and they’re seeing firsthand how AI influences young students.

Cathryn teaches music to element...


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