Little touts support for education during successful legislative session
Gov. Brad Little discusses work that was done to benefit Idaho's workforce throughout the 2024 Idaho legislative session during a Wednesday press conference at the Kootenai Technical Education Campus in Rathdrum. The session adjourned sine die April 10.
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Students listen as Gov. Brad Little discusses progress made with his Idaho Works plan and Idaho LAUNCH program during a Wednesday press conference at KTEC.
Gov. Brad Little asks for a show of hands Wednesday as he speaks to Kootenai Technical Education Campus students about the passing of legislation that supports the Idaho LAUNCH program as well as the Idaho Works plan.
From left, KTEC certified nursing assistant students Kenzie Bennett, Emalie Hardaway and Rhianna Kent chat with Gov. Brad Little before a press conference Wednesday.
Idaho Gov. Brad Little, center, is surrounded by Kootenai Technical Education Campus students Wednesday after sharing details from the now-adjourned 2024 legislative session. Little's plans for education include supporting high school graduates going into in-demand fields and investing in school facilities.
RATHDRUM — Gov. Brad Little is feeling good about how the 2024 legislative session went.
“I’m proud to say that this year, what I proposed to the Idaho Legislature, literally we got about 99% of what we wanted done,” Little said Wednesday afternoon at a meeting with students at Kootenai Technical Education Campus.
“Everything I propose is to make it to where you will want to stay in Idaho," Little said to the students and instructors who gathered in an automotive technology classroom for the press conference.
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