Idaho lawmakers recently passed a $50 million program that uses tax dollars to fund private school tuition. Some lawmakers want to see the program expanded to $339 million a year, amounting to over $3 billion in taxpayer funds over the next decade.

Join Save Our Schools Idaho for a Town Hall discussion on Thursday, Sept. 11 at 6:30 p.m. in the Ponderay Event Center about the harms of expanding this program.

Moderated by Idaho Educator and Debate Coach Marcy Curr. Panelists include Boundary County School District Superintendent Jan Bayer, Education Policy Researcher Elizabeth Wargo, and Idaho Building Capacity Builder and Former Principal of Sandpoint Middle School Kim Keaton.

Attendees can submit questions for our panelists ahead of time or at the event. This event is free and open to the public. Please RSVP to let us know you can make it.

*The leaders and elected officials serving as panelists will speak only on their own behalf and not on behalf of their districts or their organizations. Event locations are gathering places, not sponsors or demonstrating support of views express during the Town Halls.

Idaho lawmakers recently passed a $50 million program that uses tax dollars to fund private school tuition. Some lawmakers want to see the program expanded to $339 million a year, amounting to over $3 billion in taxpayer funds over the next decade.

Join Save Our Schools Idaho for a Town Hall discussion on Wednesday, Sept. 10 at 6:30 p.m. in the Lake City Center about the harms of expanding this program.

The conversation will be moderated by Speech and Debate Coach Marcy Curr. Panelists will include Post Falls School District Trustee Michelle Lippert, Lake City High School Teacher Jamie Esler, and Lakes Middle School Principal Jeff Bengtson.

Attendees can submit questions for our panelists ahead of time or at the event. This event is free and open to the public. Please RSVP to let us know you can make it.

*The leaders and elected officials serving as panelists will speak only on their own behalf and not on behalf of their districts or their organizations. Event locations are gathering places, not sponsors or demonstrating support of views express during the Town Halls.

Idaho lawmakers recently passed a $50 million program that uses tax dollars to fund private school tuition. Some lawmakers want to see the program expanded to $339 million a year, amounting to over $3 billion in taxpayer funds over the next decade.

Join Save Our Schools Idaho for a Town Hall discussion on Wednesday, July 23 at 6:30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers in the Soda Springs City Hall about the harms of expanding this program.

The panel will be moderated by Idaho State Representative Soñia Galaviz. Panelists will include Soda Springs School District Trustee Mike Veile, Soda Springs High School Teacher Alan Erickson, and Thirkill Elementary School Teacher Summer Fullmer.

Attendees can submit questions for our panelists ahead of time or at the event. This event is free and open to the public. Please RSVP to let us know you can make it.

*The leaders and elected officials serving as panelists will speak only on their own behalf and not on behalf of their districts or their organizations. Event locations are gathering places, not sponsors or demonstrating support of views express during the Town Halls.

Idaho lawmakers recently passed a $50 million program that uses tax dollars to fund private school tuition. Some lawmakers want to see the program expanded to $339 million a year, amounting to over $3 billion in taxpayer funds over the next decade.

Join Save Our Schools Idaho for a Town Hall discussion on Tuesday, July 22 at 6:30 p.m. in the Wood River Room, Room 227, in the ISU Pond Student Union Building about the harms of expanding this program.

The panel will be moderated by Former News Anchor Karole Honas. The panel will include Pocatello High School Teacher Marcy Curr, Hawthorne Middle School Teacher Kelly Heil, and Bonneville School District Superintendent Scott Woolstenhulme.

Attendees can submit questions for our panelists ahead of time or at the event. This event is free and open to the public. Please RSVP to let us know you can make it.

The Wood River Room, Room 227, is located next to the Bengal Theater on the Main Floor of the ISU Pond Student Union Building. You can find a map of the building at isu.edu/union/about.

*The leaders and elected officials serving as panelists will speak only on their own behalf and not on behalf of their districts or their organizations. Event locations are gathering places, not sponsors or demonstrating support of views express during the Town Halls.

Idaho lawmakers recently passed a $50 million program that uses tax dollars to fund private school tuition. Some lawmakers want to see the program expanded to $339 million a year, amounting to over $3 billion in taxpayer funds over the next decade.

Join Save Our Schools Idaho for a Town Hall discussion on Monday, July 21 at 6:30 p.m. in the Bingham County Senior Center about the harms of expanding this program.

The event will be moderated by Former News Anchor Karole Honas. The panel will include Blackfoot School District Superintendent Brian Kress, Snake River School Board Trustee Josh Sorensen, and Blackfoot Educator Logan Lindholm.

Attendees can submit questions for our panelists ahead of time or at the event. This event is free and open to the public. Please RSVP to let us know you can make it.

*The leaders and elected officials serving as panelists will speak only on their own behalf and not on behalf of their districts or their organizations. Event locations are gathering places, not sponsors or demonstrating support of views express during the Town Halls.

Idaho lawmakers recently passed a $50 million program that uses tax dollars to fund private school tuition. Some lawmakers want to see the program expanded to $339 million a year, amounting to over $3 billion in taxpayer funds over the next decade.

Join Save Our Schools Idaho for a Town Hall discussion on June 7 at 3 p.m. in the Jerome Public Library about the harms of expanding this program.

The town hall will be moderated by Teton School District Trustee Martin Balben. The panelists will include Madison School District Trustee Brian Pyper, Madison School District Superintendent Randy Lords, Sugar Salem School District Superintendent Jared Jenks, and Madison School District Teacher of 33 years and Reading Coach Mary Robinson.

Attendees can submit questions for our panelists ahead of time or at the event. This event is free and open to the public. Please RSVP to let us know you can make it.

*The leaders and elected officials serving as panelists will speak only on their own behalf and not on behalf of their districts or their organizations. Event locations are gathering places, not sponsors or demonstrating support of views express during the Town Halls.

Idaho lawmakers recently passed a $50 million program that uses tax dollars to fund private school tuition. Some lawmakers want to see the program expanded to $339 million a year, amounting to over $3 billion in taxpayer funds over the next decade.

Join Save Our Schools Idaho for a Town Hall discussion on July 9 at 6:30 p.m. in the Annex Meeting Room at the Jefferson County Courthouse about the harms of expanding this program.

The town hall will moderated by Peggy Hoy, Idaho Education Association Governance Union Organizer. The panelists will include Martin Balben, Teton School District Trustee, David Crasper, Rigby Middle School Teacher, and Jeff Gee, Ririe School District Superintendent.

Attendees can submit questions for our panelists ahead of time or at the event. This event is free and open to the public. Please RSVP to let us know you can make it.

*The leaders and elected officials serving as panelists will speak only on their own behalf and not on behalf of their districts or their organizations. Event locations are gathering places, not sponsors or demonstrating support of views express during the Town Halls.

Idaho lawmakers recently passed a $50 million program that uses tax dollars to fund private school tuition. Some lawmakers want to see the program expanded to $339 million a year, amounting to over $3 billion in taxpayer funds over the next decade.

Join Save Our Schools Idaho for a Town Hall discussion on Tuesday, July 8 at 6:30 p.m. at The Waterfront at Snake River Landing about the harms of expanding this program.

The event will be moderated by Former News Anchor Karole Honas. Panelists will include Idaho Falls Superintendent Karla LaOrange, Idaho PTA President Jamie Braithwaite, and Idaho Falls Middle School Teacher Jake Snarr.

Attendees can submit questions for our panelists ahead of time or at the event. This event is free and open to the public. Please RSVP to let us know you can make it.

*The leaders and elected officials serving as panelists will speak only on their own behalf and not on behalf of their districts or their organizations. Event locations are gathering places, not sponsors or demonstrating support of views express during the Town Halls.

Idaho lawmakers recently passed a $50 million program that uses tax dollars to fund private school tuition. Some lawmakers want to see the program expanded to $339 million a year, amounting to over $3 billion in taxpayer funds over the next decade.

Join Save Our Schools Idaho for a Town Hall discussion on Monday, July 7 at 6:30 p.m. in the Power County Senior Center about the harms of expanding this program.

The event will be moderated by Soñia Galaviz, Idaho State Representative. Panelists will include Randy Jensen, Superintendent, American Falls School District, Heather Williams, Director, Idaho Rural Schools Association and Brady Garner, Assistant Superintendent & Special Ed/Federal Program Director for the Preston Joint School District.

Attendees can submit questions for our panelists ahead of time or at the event. This event is free and open to the public. Please RSVP to let us know you can make it.

The location of this event has been moved. The event will be held at the Power County Senior Center.

*The leaders and elected officials serving as panelists will speak only on their own behalf and not on behalf of their districts or their organizations. Event locations are gathering places, not sponsors or demonstrating support of views express during the Town Halls.