The Idaho Legislature convened for its Senate Legislative Session on March 27, 2025, marking Day 81 of the session. The meeting began with a warm welcome to the pages participating in the program, highlighting their invaluable contributions to the legislative process.

The first page introduced was Elise Ballard from Fairfield, who expressed her passion for government and aspirations to study forensic psychology. Following her, Lucy Barton from Preston shared her involvement in community service through the Just Serve Club and her goal of becoming a constitutional lawyer. Ainsley Braithwaite from Bridal Falls discussed her diverse interests, including theater and dentistry, while Aliyah Ferrari from Caldwell mentioned her ambitions to become a criminal defense attorney.

Calvin from Desmet, who works on his family ranch, showcased his intellectual pursuits and future plans in surgical instrument repair. Shiley Johnson from McCammon, already on her path to becoming a nurse anesthesiologist, emphasized her commitment to education and community service. Ava Larson from Nampa shared her experiences in student government and her dream of teaching English abroad, inspired by her family's time in Cambodia.

The meeting also featured pages like Emma, who reflected on her learning experience within the legislative process, and Maddox, who highlighted the importance of collaboration among legislators. Each page shared personal anecdotes and aspirations, illustrating the program's impact on their development and understanding of government.

The session concluded with a presentation acknowledging the pages' hard work and growth over the past weeks. Senators expressed their appreciation for the pages' contributions and encouraged them to continue pursuing their goals with determination and hard work.

Overall, the meeting underscored the significance of the Senate Page Program in fostering civic engagement among Idaho's youth, preparing them for future roles in public service and leadership.