What does this bill mean to you?

Students

Every student will have a highly effective teacher every year they are in school.
School will no longer be the least technological part of a student's day. Classrooms will be interactive and engaging as well as educational.
Every student will have access to high-quality courses no matter where they live in Idaho.
If students meet state graduation requirements early, they can take dual credit courses paid for by state.
Students will take a college entrance exam, such as the SAT, ACT or Compass, free of charge before their senior year.
Student achievement will be a factor in teacher and school administrator performance evaluations.

Every high school will receive more funding for math and science
The state will make unprecedented investments in effective classroom technology to aid students in the learning process.
High school students can take dual credit courses and earn college credit while still in high school at no cost to parents, if they meet state graduation requirements early.
The state is paying for all students to take college entrance exams, such as the ACT, SAT or Compass, before their senior year.
All parents will have input on teacher and principal performance evaluations.
Student achievement will be a factor in teacher and principal performance evaluations.
Locally elected school boards will have more local control than they have had in decades.
The state will phase out tenure for new teachers.
The state will make unprecedented investments in technology for every classroom, including the implementation of a one-to-one ratio of students to computers in high school over the next five years.
Every Idaho student will have access to high-quality courses no matter where they live in Idaho.