Idaho House of Representatives, Bill 243
Idaho House passes House Bill 243 to change regulations for childcare facilities
House Bill 243, which would change regulations for childcare facilities, passed the Idaho House on Thursday. Proponents of the bill say it will enhance accessibility to childcare, while opponents argue it may jeopardize the safety of children.
In Idaho, debate grows over House Bill 243, which aims to address the state's daycare crisis by loosening regulations for childcare providers for things such as child-to-provider ratios.
Idaho is poised to become the first state in the country to eliminate state-mandated child-to-staff ratios for early care and ...
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