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The Boise School District covers 450 square miles, which is a lot of roadway to look at when officials are trying to decide whether or not to call a "snow day." Idaho Matters takes a look at what goes into making this decision.
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For the record, the Boise School District “will not cancel school on days with normal wintery conditions,” according to the district’s official policy. That said, they’re quick to add, “the Boise School District’s primary concern is for the safety of all students.”
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As yet another heat advisory blankets the region, ushering in some of the hottest temperatures of the season, a team of climate action activists (they’re also Boise high school students) say it’s not too late to turn back the tide.
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As tens of thousands of Treasure Valley families prepare to begin a new school year, there’s also much that is new for Idaho’s newest principals.
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When Governor Brad Little vetoed Idaho House Bill 314, Erin Downey, the Boise School District’s liaison for school librarians, knew the debate was far from over. In fact, it became quite personal recently.
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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.