Eyes on education
Get informed and stay involved in public education advocacy at the statehouse. Livestream committee and floor meetings, contact legislators, keep track of bills, and more.
Idaho Education Bill Tracker
Review all education bills in the legislature, get my thoughts on each, and identify who to contact with comments or concerns. I update this resource regularly to help parents, students, teachers, and union members keep up with the policies that will shape the future of our public education system.
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Idaho house livestreams
The Idaho House of Representatives is not currently in session. The House will reconvene in January 2027.
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House committees, members, meeting agendas, and updates
Idaho Senate livestreams
The Idaho Senate is not currently in session. The Senate will reconvene in January 2027.
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Senate committees, members, meeting agendas, and updates
Testify in the statehouse
Idaho residents can share their thoughts and concerns in the statehouse in person, in writing, over the phone, or remotely. Follow my tips and instructions or contact the Legislative Information Center by phone (local or hearing impaired) or email.
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Review committee agenda meetings or contact committee members to find out which committee(s) will be hearing your bill(s).
From the committee agenda, select “Register to Testify.” You must be a resident of Idaho and have a physical address in Idaho.
Submit the following information to complete your registration:
Your first and last name.
Your email, physical address, and phone number (if you’re testifying remotely).
What organization you are representing, if any.
Whether you are testifying in-person or virtually.
Whether you are “For” or “Against” the legislation.
Download or create a Zoom account if you’re testifying remotely. In the event of technical difficulty, submitting written testimony is recommended.
State your testimony on the hearing date.
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For a complete breakdown of the testimony process, follow the Public Remote Testimony
Registration Guide. If you’re having trouble registering or participating remotely, send a help email or call the help line.
The following assistance is also available:
ASL Interpreters are available when needed. You will need to give 24 hours’ notice to secure an interpreter.
Accessible seating will be made available upon request at the committee room. Please make the request to security personnel or the committee page.
A wheelchair and electric scooter are available for public use and can be reserved at the Legislative Information Center.
Assisted Listening Devices are available at Capitol security stations located throughout the Capitol.
Screen readers and other adaptive technology are compatible with the Idaho Legislature’s website.
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Time allotted for testimony and each individual’s testimony may be limited. The chair will make reasonable efforts to give individuals testifying remotely the same amount of time allotted to individuals testifying in-person.
Registering to testify doesn’t guarantee a chance to testify if public testimony is limited. The chair will make reasonable efforts to provide equal opportunities for in-person and remote testimony.
You may not be able to testify if technical issues prevent communication between your remote location and the Statehouse. Written testimony is recommended at the time of registration.
You are required to maintain proper committee protocols at all times; otherwise, you forfeit your opportunity to testify.
Testimony may not be heard in the event a committee meeting is delayed or rescheduled. When possible, the committee chair will strive to prevent these circumstances.
Disruptive actions, like demonstrations, applause, clapping, and signage, are prohibited during a committee meeting.