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Wednesday, August 17 has been circled on thousands of calendars, all across Boise. That’s when about 26,000 students and another 2,000 educators will begin the 2022-23 school year.
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The West Ada school district decided this week that masks will no longer be mandatory starting Nov. This comes during a national uptick of COVID-19 cases and the beginning of flu season.
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How students are helping guide sustainability initiatives in the Boise School District.
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Boise School District educators share their optimism about the upcoming school year and the ability to teach in-person again.
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Boise School District Trustees voted unanimously to adopt a mask requirement for all students, staff and visitors - regardless of vaccination status - for the upcoming school year.
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Tuesday, March 9 will be the 2020-2021 school year's "65th first day of school," according to Wendi Forrey, principal of White Pine Elmentary in Boise.…
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The Boise Independent School District opted to wait another week after the New Year holiday before beginning another semester. Adding extra caution, the…
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Idaho schools are still not fully in-person. To engage students in other ways, some Boise organizations have modified their extracurricular activities, so…
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When the Boise School District began another academic year this week, thousands of students, teachers and staff entered a new world. True, the district…
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When schools went dark in the shadow of COVID-19, one of the school year’s highlights – the National Spelling Bee – was cancelled. But just before…