The Boise School District Board of Trustees has honored Trustee Maria Greeley with the Distinguished Service Award in recognition of her 12 years of dedicated service. A champion for students, academic excellence, and strong public schools, Maria’s leadership and advocacy have left a lasting legacy on our community. 🌟

Boise School District is seeking applicants to fill a Board of Trustees vacancy following the resignation of Trustee Maria Greeley. The Board has outlined an application and interview process this September and October, with the new trustee to be sworn in on October 13, 2025. Learn more about the timeline, requirements, and how to apply.

This week’s newsletter highlights the launch of our Parent Advocacy Group, celebrates four Boise educators with Extra Yard Awards, and showcases student success on the world stage. From inspiring author visits to new solar panels at Whittier, see how our schools and community are working together to build a brighter future.

Do you have a heart for kids and a few hours to spare each school day? Our community needs you! All City Management Services is now hiring School Crossing Guards to help ensure our students get to and from school safely.

Boise School District is proud to announce the formation of its inaugural Parent Advocacy Group, a new initiative designed to strengthen trust, foster open communication, and bring diverse family perspectives directly into conversations with district leadership.

🎒 Back to School is Here! Get ready for the 2025–26 school year with our latest Boise School District Back to School Newsletter! Inside, you’ll find key dates, school supply info, transportation updates, tips for a strong start, and much more. Let’s make it a great year—together!

We’re excited to welcome your students back and provide nutrition meals throughout the year. Review important information about our food service program, including meal prices and how to apply for free or reduced-price meal benefits.

Earlier this month, a new law went into effect restricting the display of flags and banners in our classrooms. While we will comply with Idaho law, we want to clearly communicate that we remain steadfast in our responsibility to creating inclusive learning environments where all students feel safe, welcome, and valued.