Current There are more bills coming out of committees, and some are sparking lively conversations. H415 would allow K-12 school employees with an enhanced concealed carry permit to carry concealed weapons and act as an armed protection force within the confines of the school or on school property. An employee may carry and engage in … Continue reading Legislative Update: Jan 26, 2024
Legislative Update: Jan 19, 2024
Current Things are beginning to pick up at the Statehouse. LSO (Legislative Services Office) reports six times the bill writing requests last week compared to a year ago! The large Freshman class having their feet on the ground are going to work. The JFAC (Joint Finance and Appropriations Committee) has adopted a new protocol for … Continue reading Legislative Update: Jan 19, 2024
The State of the State
The first day of legislative session is exciting, sometimes tedious, and occasionally, an inspiring time!! The House of Representatives is called to order at noon. The procedure for a joint presentation to the legislature involves calling a joint session of the House and the Senate. So… the house comes to order, roll is taken, there … Continue reading The State of the State
Ending the Cycle
Steve's Perspectives In March, Reeentry Roads alongside Workbay, completed 18 interviews in Idaho that consisted of 7 correctional professionals, 2 experienced politicians, 2 formerly incarcerated individuals, 1 incarcerated individual, 5 teachers, and 1 education administrator. These interviews served to show the need to connect incarcerated or absent parents with their child’s education. Steve Miller's experience … Continue reading Ending the Cycle
Common Sense Solutions 