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Let’s avoid the awkward situation of explaining to Idaho families why a program designed to help them ended up putting them on hold.

By working together, educators and industry leaders can ensure that students gain the knowledge and skills necessary to participate in the future AI economy. Through thoughtful collaboration and forward-thinking policies, Idaho is working to prepare students not only to navigate the AI age but to lead it.

To put that in perspective: if the students currently represented in applications formed a single public school district, it would rank as the 6th largest district in Idaho. And the application window doesn’t close until March 15.

While funds may be temporarily paused for the nearly 4,000 families approved to receive education savings account funding in Wyoming pending judicial review, they should not lose hope.

The release of all public data is paramount, but for working families and concerned citizens, certain data points are most important and sho

Fearing expensive legal battles, policymakers who may be on the fence often err on the side of caution and vote against measures to expand c

Utah State Representative Candice Pierucci first took her seat in the Utah Legislature in 2019 - when she was just 27 years old. Four...

Governor Greg Gianforte has signed a bill that creates Education Savings Accounts for special needs children in Montana.

The Montana Senate today signed off on a bill to provide Education Savings Accounts for special needs children. The vote was 26-24.