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Senate Education committee recommends David Turnbull for State Board, rejects two rule dockets and approves others

2332056 · February 5, 2025
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Summary

The committee voted to recommend the gubernatorial appointment of David Turnbull to the Idaho State Board of Education and took action to reject two administrative dockets and approve two rules dockets during the same session.

The Idaho Senate Education Committee voted to send the gubernatorial appointment of David Turnbull to the full Senate with a recommendation that he be confirmed and completed several rulemaking actions during the same meeting.

Early in the session, Senator Ward Engelking moved to send the gubernatorial appointment of David Turnbull to the Senate floor with a recommendation for confirmation; the motion was seconded and carried with the committee’s approval.

Later the committee considered administrative rule dockets presented by Matthew Reber of the State Board of Education. On the board’s request, the committee voted to reject two dockets (identified in committee as docket numbers 8011112401 and 80202401) after a motion by Senator Ward Engelking, seconded by Senator Carlson. The committee then voted to approve docket 0804012401, governing the Idaho Digital Learning Academy, on a motion by Senator Summerall with a second by Senator Ward Engelking. The committee also approved docket 47-0101-2401 after a motion and second.

Committee Chair and staff handled the procedural votes on the dockets; Mr. Reber said the state board had asked that the two dockets be pulled back and rejected. The committee announced a short follow‑up meeting scheduled for the next day to consider additional print introductions and rule items.

The motions and results were recorded in committee minutes and the actions will be reflected in the Senate’s forthcoming docket and calendar entries.