by Homeschool Idaho | Jan 1, 2023 | ESA
Education Savings/Scholarship Accounts are a method of funding education with government money. Instead of only funding public schools, ESAs would provide funding to private and homeschools. Their passage is a vital means of achieving the global education goals of...
by Homeschool Idaho | Jan 1, 2023 | ESA
ESAs have been touted as a conservative issue, but Homeschool Idaho believes that ESAs are anything but conservative. Here are five reasons why ESAs should not be supported by people who consider themselves to be conservative. First, Idaho conservatives have long held...
by Homeschool Idaho | Jan 1, 2023 | ESA
Homeschooled ESA students are not given cash, but rather access to purchase approved materials from approved providers. Once the agency approves an application, the state awards the family a digital bank account that can only be used for eligible educational...
by Homeschool Idaho | Jan 1, 2023 | ESA
You keep using the words ‘school choice.’ I do not think it means what you think it means. Here in Idaho, we already possess a robust right to choose from a wide assortment of education choices for our children. ESA legislation does not provide a single...
by Homeschool Idaho | Jan 1, 2023 | ESA
Fund students, not systems! Despite the clever phrase, proponents of ESA legislation are eerily silent when discussing the government regulation that is attached to ALL government money, including when it is used for private and homeschools. The accompanying slogans...
by Homeschool Idaho | Jan 1, 2023 | ESA
Tax dollars have never been designated for personal, private use. Once taxes leave my hands, they stop being MY tax money. Very, very few Idahoans pay the $8,500 in property taxes earmarked toward each public school student in Idaho. A parent’s taxes are not covering...
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