State Policy
State Board greenlights U of I’s $550 million University of Phoenix purchase
U of I officials say the acquisition promises the university an immediate $10 million cash infusion. Meanwhile, the U of I would guarantee up to $10 million a year to backstop bond payments on the purchase.
The U of I says the deal could bring in $10 million in initial “supplemental education funding” f
Unfrozen: State Board OKs tuition and fee hikes
Idaho students and their parents will have to pay more for college this fall — about $400 or so.
Amid red flags, state launches Empowering Parents grants review
Some of the federally funded grants may have been used to cover ineligible purchases — such as clothes, TVs, smart watches or household cleaning items. And it’s not clear whether the state can get its money back.
Analysis: For Idaho Launch, the countdown to liftoff is already underway
It was tough getting Idaho Launch through the Legislature. And it will be tough getting the ambitious but controversial workforce training program off the ground.
Senate passes Idaho Launch bills, as incentive plan nears finish line
The program, one of Gov. Brad Little’s top education priorities, would allow high school graduates to receive up to $8,000 to attend community college, pursue a career-technical education certificate or complete workforce training.
Analysis: An encouraging, but complicated, picture of higher ed enrollment
The quick soundbite: All four of Idaho’s four-year schools picked up enrollment this fall. But below the surface, there’s a lot more to the story.
Analysis: Idaho picks a fledgling firm to ship $50 million of grants to parents
A $1.5 million contract went to a New York-based vendor who was not the state’s low bidder, and has never run a similar project in any other state, according to public records obtained by Idaho Education News.
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