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About the Laws

The Students Come First laws will educate more students at a higher level with limited resources by reforming Idaho’s public education system. Through these laws, the state and local school districts will make every classroom a 21st Century Classroom, ensure every student has access to a highly effective teacher every year in school, and give parents immediate access to understandable information about their child’s school and district.

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EduStat Conference

Did You Know?

School districts and public charter schools may now apply to be in the first one-third of schools receiving mobile computing devices for students in the 2013-2014 school year.

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Idaho Education Resource Guide

SCF Policy Guidance Document

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