Idaho Senate passes school choice bill

First-ever private school choice bill passes in Idaho
The bill would establish a $50 million parental choice tax credit beginning in the 2025-2026 school year, helping parents send their children to nonpublic schools.
Idaho Senate passes school choice bill, heads to governor's desk
The Idaho Senate passed a school choice bill Wednesday to help families cover the costs of sending their children to private schools. The $50 million proposal (Idaho House Bill 93) would give qualifying families a $5,
Bill subsidizing private school tuition clears Idaho Senate
State senators have approved a bill to spend $50 million to subsidize private school tuition after debating for more than two hours Wednesday.
School choice bill passes Idaho House
After more than two hours of debate, the Idaho House on Friday voted to send a $50 million "parental choice tax credit" bill to the Senate.
School tax credit bill heads to Idaho governor's desk
A school choice tax credit bill is on its way to Idaho Gov. Brad Little's desk. HB93 passed out of the Senate on Wednesday with members voting 20-15 in favor of the bill. The bill advanced through the Idaho House in early February.
After years of rejection, school voucher bill clears Idaho Legislature, goes to governor
BOISE – Idaho families who choose alternative schooling could soon have access to thousands in taxpayer dollars for their education expenses, opening state coffers to students outside of public schools like never before.
School choice tax credit bill passes Idaho legislature
The Senate has passed a bill to create a $50 million parental choice tax credit, which is now headed to the Governor’s office.
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Two Idaho private school choice bills emerge in Legislature
BOISE — Two new private school choice bills emerged Wednesday — one from the Idaho House and one from ... Scott Grow, R-Eagle, are also listed as co-sponsors on the bill’s statement of ...
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Private school choice tax credit heads to Idaho House
C. Scott Grow, R-Eagle. Monks said Wednesday that Idaho is "way behind" in the national movement for private school choice. Most states now have a program funding private schooling and home ...