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Gubernatorial reappointment hearing held for Paul Amador to Charter School Commission; vote deferred

2701614 · February 26, 2025
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Summary

Paul Amador, a current member of the Idaho Charter School Commission and former state representative, appeared for a gubernatorial reappointment hearing before the Senate Education Committee; the committee deferred a vote to a future meeting.

Paul Amador, former state representative and current member of the Charter School Commission, appeared before the Senate Education Committee for a gubernatorial reappointment hearing. Amador described roughly 16 months of service on the commission and said the body has been focused on implementing recent, major changes to charter school law.

Amador said his background includes work in higher education, federal service and the private sector, and he framed his service on the commission as a way to support innovation in schools. “It’s not for the money,” Amador said, describing the role as motivated by public service and a desire to support educators and students.

Committee members thanked Amador for his willingness to serve and asked a brief question about his priorities; the transcript records that the committee will take a vote on the reappointment at a future meeting.