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IDLA growth prompts per‑enrollment funding change and proposed course‑fee cut

2490765 · March 4, 2025
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Summary

The Idaho Digital Learning Academy reported enrollment growth that would increase its appropriation under the new per‑enrollment funding formula and announced a board proposal to cut the course fee from $75 to $40 for next year.

Jeff Simmons, superintendent of the Idaho Digital Learning Academy, told the Joint Finance‑Appropriations Committee on March 4 that IDLA’s recent enrollment growth is changing its funding profile now that the program is funded per eligible enrollment under House Bill 452.

IDLA’s appropriation is set at $430 per eligible enrollment. Jared Tetrault told the committee that IDLA’s budget will increase if enrollment projections rise: a projection of 53,000 enrollments would trigger an approximate $1.4 million withdrawal (additional appropriation) from the…

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