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Welcome to the Independent School District of Boise City

Schools

Find a school: Contact, location, boundary and general information about each school plus links to school maintained web sites.
Academic Departments: including Art, Language Arts, Libraries & Media, Music, PE & Athletics, Science and Technology.
Alumni & Reunion Information: Information of interest to Boise School's alumni and current class reunion details.
Assessment: Students in the Boise District participate in a variety of assessments during the school year. Overview of tests, current assessment calendar, test results and tips for student success.
Athletics & Physical Education Department - activity information, handbooks, forms and general information.
Boise Evening School: Offers students an opportunity to obtain their high school diplomas outside the time constraints of the traditional school day. Anyone over age sixteen who has not graduated from high school is eligible to attend.
Boundary maps: District wide & individual school attendance area information.
Bus Information: The Transportation Office supervises the operations of the school bus contractor, First Student and the Adult School Crossing Guard contractor, United Security Systems.
Calendars: General; School Year; Assessment & Music
Counselors: Guidance, counseling and career planning resources for grades K-12, enrollment information.
Dennis Technical Education Center: Under the joint direction of the Boise and Meridian school districts, the Dehryl A. Dennis Technical Education Center provides Ada County students with workforce skill development and a seamless transition to active participation in economic and community roles.
Dual Language Program English
Programa de Lenguaje Dual Español
Early Childhood Center: A cooperative effort between the Boise School District Early Childhood Program and Head Start.
E-mail & telephone directories
Enrollment - How to Enroll - a central location for information on how to enroll/register in our District at all levels and for most programs.
Federal Programs: Federal Programs provide multiple areas of support under the guidelines of federal legislation.
Food & Nutrition Services: Food & Nutrition Services provides meals and nutrition education services to the students and faculty of the District. This site includes menus, prices, employment opportunities and other information about the department's services. Pay for school meals online at MyLunchMoney.com, a secure online meal prepayment system.
Health Services: Our program is staffed with licensed professional registered nurses and health technicians. The site includes general services information and resources; head lice information; advice on student illness; forms; and policies on immunizations, medication and physical exams.
Infinite Campus: Parent communication portal login.
Internet Safety & Ethics: Information about and tips for safe computer and Internet use, intellectual property rights, and technology terminology.
Kindergarten Tuition Based Full Day Registration Application
Libraries & Media Centers: Searchable on-line catalogs and links to our school libraries.
Montessori at Liberty Elementary.
Owyhee-Harbor School information and application. Serving kindergarten through 6th grade.
Safe Routes to School - a program designed to encourage students to walk and bike to school to promote a healthy lifestyle, reduce traffic congestion and improve air quality.
School Supplies: K-6 required supplies for each grade level. Suggest supplies for grades 7 - 12.
Schools from the past: Historical information about former schools.
School Report Cards - The No Child Left Behind federal legislation (enacted February, 2002) requires districts to publish reports for each school containing demographic and achievement information.
Title I: The nation's largest federal aid program for our schools.
Treasure Valley Mathematics & Science Center (TVMSC) The Center is designed for students with a strong interest in mathematics and science. The Micron Technology Foundation, Inc., has pledged $1 million over a four-year period to fund the start-up of the Center.