The controversial policy was intended to “remove distractions, or perceived distractions, from the classroom,” a district spokesperson said.

Dozens of parents, teachers, and students spoke at the meeting Monday. Finally, the elected board members did, too.

Gov. Brad Little signed House Bill 4 1 a week after a Meridian teacher’s posters drew local and national attention, according to previous Idaho Statesman reporting. West Ada School District ...

The West Ada School District is investing up to $1.8 million in 17 new elementary administrator positions amid calls for more ...

TIYN: West Ada School District meeting tonight, Bernie Sanders and AOC coming to Ford Idaho Center, and another day of ...

On Sunday afternoon, community members staged a Chalk the Walk event, filling sidewalks outside several West Ada schools with welcoming messages, the Idaho Statesman reported. As of Monday ...

After several teachers, parents and students spoke to the West Ada school board about their concerns ... live within the district boundaries. The Idaho State Journal invites you to take part ...

BOISE, Idaho — A middle school teacher in West Ada School District has been instructed to remove two inclusive signs from her classroom, sparking controversy over the district's interpretation ...

West Ada School District’s narrow interpretation of their 401.20 policy has pushed the matter of Sarah Inama’s “Everyone Is Welcome Here,” sign beyond the boundaries of private arbitration ...

MERIDIAN — West Ada School District students ... a senior at Renaissance High School, told the Idaho Press. The high school is right next to the district office. The chalk messages included ...

BOISE, Idaho — A middle school teacher in West Ada School District has been instructed to remove two inclusive signs from her classroom, sparking controversy over the district's interpretation ...