Ryan Suppe

A bill to make state funds for public schools “binding” will not advance this legislative session amid bipartisan opposition.  The House Education Committee voted 10-3 Wednesday to hold House Bill 634. Rep. Kyle Harris’ proposal would have required... See more

Originally posted on IdahoEdNews.org on February 5, 2026 by Ryan Suppe , IdahoEdNews.org BOISE, Idaho — The Idaho Supreme Court upheld the state’s private education tax credit Thursday. The five-member court unanimously agreed that challengers failed to s... See more

This story was originally published by IdahoEdNews.org on Feb. 5, 2026. The Idaho Supreme Court upheld the state’s private education tax credit Thursday. The five-member court unanimously agreed that challengers failed to show the Parental Choice Tax Cred... See more

Originally posted on IdahoEdNews.org on January 30, 2026 BOISE, Idaho — Another round of budget cuts would force immediate staff cuts and furloughs across Idaho campuses, college and university officials said Friday. The cuts would lead to larger classes ... See more

One day after legislative budget-writers asked state superintendent Debbie Critchfield to plan for cuts to public schools, the first-term Republican delivered her response: No. “I will not be recommending further cuts to the public schools budget,” Critch... See more