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Senate kills bill to provide $3 million for high-need special ed students

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BOISE — The Idaho Senate on Tuesday narrowly killed a bill that would have provided $3 million to fund services for high-needs students.

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Senate kills bill to provide $3 million for high-need special ed students

BOISE — The Idaho Senate on Tuesday narrowly killed a bill that would have provided $3 million to fund services for high-needs students.

6 days ago·Cherokee County, United States

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Statehouse roundup, 3.25.25: Senate rejects high-needs student fund

The Senate Tuesday narrowly rejected a new fund for high-needs special education students. House Bill 291 would have created a $3 million fund to help public schools cover the costs of particularly high-needs students. Sponsoring Sen. Camille Blaylock, R-Caldwell, gave a list of examples from school districts in her area: A student who requires an around-the-clock American Sign Language interpreter costs the school district $55,000. A studen…

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