Don’t miss the latest newsletter featuring holiday card contest winners and Timberline Jazz’s top honors; Yes I Can! and Pesky Award recipients; Hour of Code and NASA downlink event at Hawthorne; info nights for Dual Language and TVMSC programs; Spring 2025 graduation dates; and staff recognitions. Click to read these stories and more!

Students at a number of schools in the Boise School District explored the world of computer science during the Hour of Code, part of Computer Science Education Week. With support from the Idaho STEM Action Center and visits from Superintendent Debbie Critchfield and Senator Carrie Semmelroth, the event showcased the power of coding to inspire the next generation of tech leaders. Watch the video and see how Boise School District is preparing students for a successful future!

The Board approved new boundaries for Owyhee Elementary as it transitions to an Early Learning Center. Learn how this change impacts families and see the new maps in our full news release.

Boise School District is pleased to announce the following spring 2025 high school graduation dates.

Teams from Treasure Valley Math & Science swept the Boise State University Mathematics Invitational in all three categories, with one team placing first overall.

Boise School District is the only Idaho district selected for the DOE’s 2024-2025 Energy CLASS program, advancing energy efficiency, clean energy adoption, and air quality improvements while fostering sustainability and workforce training for students and staff.

Join us as we honor Veterans Day 2024 with a special event at Shadow Hills Elementary School in Boise, where students experienced an unforgettable visit from the Idaho National Guard! Watch as the helicopter lands on the school playground, giving students a rare, close-up view of military technology.

In our latest video, we spotlight the inspiring initiative led by Frank Church High School students as they prepare to launch a youth-led alcohol awareness campaign focused on preventing underage drinking. This powerful campaign, supported by The Office of Drug Policy and the Idaho Liquor Division, will see students place 30,000 reminder stickers on customer bags at local liquor stores.