Is 2025 the year of private school choice in Idaho? ‘Several’ bills could be coming
Idaho State Capitol building on Jan. 11, 2023. (Otto Kitsinger for the Idaho Capital Sun)
Idaho policymakers and advocates are gearing up for another fight over private school choice, and the Legislature could consider a range of different proposals when the session kicks off in January.
Idaho is one of a few Republican-dominated states that has yet to adopt a program subsidizing private school tuition, through vouchers, education savings accounts or tax credits. But private school choice advocates celebrated election victories this year: Key allies were elected and opponents defeated, potentially paving the way for a successful bill in the upcoming session.
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