Close to a thousand locals stood in the sunlight in front of the Capitol to show their support for West Ada School District ...

Everyone is welcome here” chants came from the crowd Sunday afternoon, as hundreds of local educators, parents, and students ...

A West Ada School District teacher was asked to remove signs promoting inclusivity in her classroom. Hundreds of Idahoans ...

West Ada School District sparks controversy by ordering a teacher to remove signs from her classroom due to content ...

Emails disclosed in response to a public-records request provide new insight on what went on behind the scenes.

The teacher refused to remove the signs and has received an outpouring of support from Boise-area students, parents, teachers ...

It’s been three weeks since the West Ada School District made national news for ordering a Meridian teacher to remove signs containing welcoming messages from her classroom.

to address concerns that the request to remove the signs could be considered racist, or could imply that students of color are not welcome in classrooms. “West Ada School District is committed to ...

The district has so far stood firm that the sign in a Meridian teacher’s classroom violated policy requiring displays be ...

The district tells BoiseDev that the new signs it is considering putting up differ ... we’re directing the superintendent to display signs at every school: ‘Everyone is Welcome in West Ada.’” The ...

"It is more important than ever to make their voices heard and support our teachers," say 'Treasure Valley Students for Kindness' who are hosting a writing rally Friday to respond to district admin.

West Ada School District officials had told Sarah Inama, a world civilization teacher, to take down two signs, including one with “Everyone is welcome here,” above hands of different skin tones.