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Boise School District News
Wednesday, May 21, 2025
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🎓 🌈 Celebrating the Class of 2025: A Rainbow of Promise for Our Community
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This May, the Boise School District is proud to celebrate the graduation of nearly 2,000 students across six high schools—young adults who represent the promise and potential of our public schools and our community. Whether or not you have a student graduating, these ceremonies serve as a powerful reminder of the role public education plays in shaping Boise’s future.
Graduation is more than a rite of passage—it’s a community achievement. These seniors, supported by dedicated teachers, staff, families, and local partners, are stepping into the world with purpose, knowledge, and a drive to make a difference. Collectively, the Class of 2025 has earned more than $9 million in college scholarships and secured acceptance into prestigious universities, career training programs, and branches of the military. From National Merit Scholars and state athletic champions to first-generation college-bound students, their stories are a testament to what’s possible in Boise’s public schools.
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🎓 So far, graduation ceremonies have been held for:
Frank Church High School (May 15)
📍 Capital High School Auditorium
👩🎓 113 graduates | 💰 $437,250 in scholarships
🏆 Notable Accomplishments: The only alternative high school in the Boise School District. 53 graduates committed to college or trade school in 2025–26, 40 Idaho Launch recipients (totaling $320,000), six early graduates.
Boise Online Secondary School (May 16)
📍 Borah High School Auditorium
👨🎓 77 graduates
🏆 Notable Accomplishments: Ranked among Best High Schools by U.S. News & World Report, 1 National Merit Finalist, 26 early graduates, multiple full-ride scholarship recipients, 10 Idaho Launch Grant recipients totaling $80,000.
Timberline High School (May 19)
📍 ExtraMile Arena
👩🎓 414 graduates | 🎓 Avg. GPA: 3.562 | 💰 $2.73M+ in scholarships
🏆 Notable Accomplishments: 12 National Merit Finalists, 13 U.S. Presidential Scholar Nominees (2 semifinalists), U.S. News & World Report #6 in Idaho, #2 in Boise; 69% AP participation rate, 92.4% graduation rate, 2 Air Force Academy appointments.
Boise High School (May 20)
📍 ExtraMile Arena
👨🎓 485 graduates | 🎓 Avg. GPA: 3.502 | 💰 $3.25M+ in scholarships
🏆 Notable Accomplishments: 9 National Merit Finalists, 11 Presidential Scholars, 1 Morehead-Cain Scholar, ranked #5 in Idaho and #1 in Boise by U.S. News & World Report.
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📸 Scenes from our ceremonies:
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Frank Church graduate receives diploma from Trustee Dr. Paul Bennion.
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Boise Online School Class of 2025 graduates proudly pose in their caps and gowns, celebrating their accomplishments and the successful completion of their high school journey.
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A Timberline High School Class of 2025 graduate shares a joyful moment with a staff member as they snap a selfie together before the graduation ceremony begins.
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Boise High graduates walk past the Boise High Orchestra, which plays “Pomp and Circumstance,” as they make their way to the stage at ExtraMile Arena to receive their diplomas from Boise School Board Trustees.
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🎓 Still to come:
Borah High School — Tonight!
📍 ExtraMile Arena
👩🎓 397 graduates | 🎓 Avg. GPA: 3.2 | 💰 $1.25M+ in scholarships
🏆 Notable Accomplishments: Ranked among Best High Schools by U.S. News & World Report, 2 National Merit Scholars, 2 Presidential Scholars, 11 College Board National Recognition recipients, 1 Dell Scholar, 1 West Point Appointee, 5 William E. Borah Scholars.
Capital High School — Thursday, May 22
📍 ExtraMile Arena
👨🎓 410 graduates | 🎓 Avg. GPA: 3.09 | 💰 $1.68M+ in scholarships
🏆 Notable Accomplishments: Ranked among Best High Schools by U.S. News & World Report, 3 QuestBridge Full-Ride Scholars, 4 National Merit Finalists, 6 Commended Students, 2025 Spring Sports Academic Champs for Softball, 2025 State 6A Girls Track Champs.
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“These ceremonies are not just a reflection of student success, but of our community’s collective investment in education,” said Superintendent Lisa Roberts. “We invite everyone—whether you have a graduate or not—to take pride in what these young people have achieved. They are your future neighbors, employees, entrepreneurs, artists, and leaders.”
📺 For livestream links, some photos from our graduation ceremonies, and additional details, visit our Graduation Information Page.
🎉 Congratulations to the Class of 2025!
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Full Circle: Graduating Seniors Walk the Halls of Their Elementary Schools
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Boise School District seniors return to their roots to inspire the next generation of learners
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As cap-and-gown season sweeps through Boise, high school seniors across the Boise School District are taking time to revisit the places where their educational journeys first began. In a cherished tradition, members of the Class of 2025 are returning to their elementary schools—walking the familiar hallways in their graduation attire to the cheers and high-fives of current students and staff.
These heartwarming “Senior Walks” celebrate years of academic growth, perseverance, and community. But they also serve a greater purpose: to inspire young learners to dream big, work hard, and envision their own future graduation day.
From tearful reunions with former teachers to joyful smiles from kindergarteners lining the halls, each visit is a powerful reminder of the bonds that tie Boise’s school communities together.
“Seeing our former students come back in their caps and gowns is incredibly moving,” said a school principal. “It shows our younger kids what’s possible and reminds our staff that the work we do every day matters.”
These walks of celebration, reflection, and hope beautifully illustrate the Boise School District’s commitment to fostering lifelong connections and building a strong foundation for every learner. Watch the following video to learn more.
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🎓 Watch Now: Take a walk down memory lane with the Class of 2025 as they return to their elementary schools in cap and gown to celebrate their journey and inspire the next generation. 💙 #SeniorWalk2025 #BSDProud #FullCircleMoments #FutureGraduates
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Former Whittier Elementary students, now proud members of the Boise School District’s Class of 2025, return to where it all began—posing in front of their alma mater in cap and gown as they celebrate their graduation and inspire the next generation of learners. 🎓💙 #BSDProud #WhittierElementary #ClassOf2025
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Graduating seniors walk the halls of Whittier Elementary, greeted with cheers, high-fives, and handmade signs from current students. The visit celebrates how far they’ve come—and reminds Whittier Vikings that their own graduation day is just ahead. 🎓🐾 #WhittierVikings #BSDProud #ClassOf2025 #FutureGraduates
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Graduating seniors from Boise School District high schools walk the halls of Jefferson Elementary, welcomed with applause and bright smiles from current students. Their visit celebrates a full-circle moment—and plants seeds of inspiration for future graduates. 🎓💙 #JeffersonFalcons #BSDProud #ClassOf2025 #FutureGraduates
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Boise School District Spring Sports Round-Up: Champions On and Off the Field
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From championship victories to academic excellence, Boise School District student-athletes continue to raise the bar. Here’s a look at some of the standout moments from an unforgettable 2025 spring sports season.
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The 2025 spring sports season in Boise has been marked by remarkable achievements, with Capital High School's girls track team leading the way.The Lady Golden Eagles clinched the 6A District III Southern Idaho Conference (SIC) Track & Field Championship, showcasing their dominance across multiple events.Their outstanding performance secured them a spot in the state championship tournament, highlighting their commitment and teamwork throughout the season.
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In addition to their athletic success, the Lady Golden Eagles have been honored as the 2025 6A Academic State Champions for Softball, boasting an impressive team GPA of 3.739.This accolade, presented by the Idaho High School Activities Association (IHSAA) in partnership with First Federal Bank, recognizes the team's dedication to excellence both on the field and in the classroom.
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On the track, Capital High School's own Eden Francis achieved a significant milestone by winning the State Title in Long Jump. Her powerful and precise leap not only earned her the top spot but also etched her name into the school's record books, exemplifying the athletic prowess present at Capital High.
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Also, we extend a special shoutout to the following incredible Boise School District athletes who brought home state titles at the 6A Track & Field Championships! 💪🔥
👟 Men’s 100m
🥇 Hudson Lewis – Timberline | 10.70
👟 Men’s 200m
🥇 Eli Rich – Boise | 21.55
🏃♂️ Men’s 4x400m Relay
🥇 Timberline – Ethan Kirkendall, Nick Janecko, Mason Pierce, Asher Hella
🏃♂️ Men’s 4x800m Relay
🥇 Timberline – Nick Janecko, Ehan Derderian, William Cox, Mason Pierce
🏅 Long Jump
🥇 Eden Francis – Capital | 17-11.00 (5.46m)
🏅 Triple Jump
🥇 Nadja Burkholder – Timberline | 38-07.50
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The Timberline High School Boys Tennis Team demonstrated their dominance on the courts by capturing the 6A State Championship. The Boys Doubles Team of Austin Avery and Cooper Simon won the State Championship and Randy Li took 2nd in the Boys Singles (these three carried the points for the state title). Their cohesive teamwork and unwavering focus throughout the season culminated in this well-deserved victory, adding to Timberline's storied tennis legacy.
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Boise High School capped off an impressive tennis season with standout performances at the State Tournament. The girls team earned a 2nd place finish, while the boys team took 3rd. Highlights included:
- Garrett Kennedy and Savah Marsh securing 2nd place in a nail-biting boys doubles championship against Timberline.
- Millie Gustavsen and Emily Turcke battling through seven thrilling matches to place 3rd in girls doubles.
- Alison Turcke and Heidi McMillan dominating the girls doubles bracket to win the state championship—without dropping a single game (6-0, 6-0 in every match!).
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Congratulations to all of our student-athletes, coaches, and supporters who contributed to a spring season filled with dedication, hard work, and exceptional achievements. Your efforts have set a high standard for excellence in Boise's high school sports community.
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Boise School District Honored for Energy Efficiency Leadership
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Boise School District has received the 2024 Idaho Award for Leadership in Energy Efficiency from the Governor’s Office of Energy and Mineral Resources. The award recognizes the District’s commitment to reducing energy use, lowering costs, and promoting sustainability across its schools. Between 2013 and 2023, the Boise School District achieved a 23.6% improvement in energy efficiency across its 4.6 million square feet.
A special spotlight was given to Hawthorne Elementary, which reduced its energy use by more than 13% in just two years—exceeding the District’s 5% goal. Upgrades included reclaimed double-pane windows, LED lighting, and advanced HVAC controls to improve efficiency.
Hawthorne’s Earth Nerds team was also recognized for leading energy-saving efforts like shutting down equipment before breaks and educating peers about conservation.
"Congratulations and thank you for your leadership," said OEMR's Kylie Bolland. "You’re helping ensure Idahoans continue to have access to reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy for generations to come."
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From left to right: Members of Hawthorne’s Earth Nerds team proudly hold the 2024 Idaho Energy Efficiency Award alongside Ali Ward, Boise School District Sustainability Supervisor; Misha Smith, 6th grade teacher; and Kylie Bolland from the Governor’s Office of Energy and Mineral Resources.
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Boise School District Honored with 2025 Green Difference Awards
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Boise School District has been nationally recognized with three prestigious 2025 Green Difference Awards from Project Green Schools, a nonprofit dedicated to promoting environmental literacy and sustainability in schools across the globe.
The awards celebrate the District’s exceptional achievements in the following categories:
- Energy: Pioneering Energy Leadership in Schools – for empowering students and systems through energy efficiency and innovation
- Climate Education & Action – for establishing Green Teams in every school and integrating sustainability into the student experience
- Outdoor Learning & Exploration – for expanding outdoor classrooms, gardens, and nature-based learning opportunities that foster environmental stewardship
These honors were awarded to Ali Ward, the District’s Sustainability Supervisor, whose visionary leadership has inspired meaningful, student-led environmental action throughout the Boise School District.
Since 2007, Project Green Schools has recognized changemakers who lead the way at the intersection of STEM, energy, environment, and public health. Boise School District’s continued commitment to sustainability reflects its mission to prepare students not only for academic success, but also for global citizenship and a greener future.
Congratulations to Ali Ward and all the students, staff, and partners who are helping Boise lead the way toward a more sustainable world.
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Ali Ward, fourth from the left, is recognized at the 2025 Green Difference Awards for her leadership in sustainability education and environmental innovation across the Boise School District.
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Boise Students Recognized in 2025 Idaho Student Conservation Video Contest
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Boise students have once again showcased their creativity and environmental passion in the 2025 Idaho Student Conservation Video Contest, sponsored by Veolia. The annual contest invites students to produce public service announcement-style videos promoting water conservation, offering them a platform to help educate the Treasure Valley on the importance of using water wisely.
Congratulations to this year’s winners:
These winning entries will air on local television and social media throughout the summer, during the peak season for water use. In addition to this valuable exposure, the students’ classrooms will receive generous donations from Veolia: $1,500 for first place, $750 for second, and $500 for third.
The contest is open to students in grades 9–12 attending schools in Boise and Eagle within Veolia’s service territory, as well as Bishop Kelly High School. Students are encouraged to present water conservation through their unique lens, using any video production platform.
Details for the 2026 contest will be announced in February. For more information, visit: Veolia Idaho Student Conservation Video Contest.
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North Junior High Quiz Bowl Team Shines at National Academic Tournament!
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North Junior High’s Quiz Bowl team delivered an outstanding performance at this weekend’s National Academic Championship (NAC), finishing with 4 wins and only 2 close losses. Their sharp intellect and fast thinking earned them the third-highest average score per match across the entire tournament and a 3rd place finish overall in the Qualifying Rounds.
Their success secures them a coveted spot in the NAC Playoffs, set for Saturday, June 7th, where they’ll compete for a shot at the National Championship title. If successful, they could become only the third team in tournament history to win back-to-back national titles!
Congratulations to team members Ike Snyder, Kellen McClaskey, One Park, Christopher Irwin, Maria Ma, and Jackson Ferguson—each of whom played a key role in the team’s success through their knowledge, teamwork, and resilience.
Let’s rally behind North as they take aim at another national title!
View full tournament results and stats online here.
#NorthPride #QuizBowlChampions #BSDProud
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North Junior High’s Quiz Bowl team celebrates their top-three finish at the National Academic Championship Qualifying Rounds—on their way to the NAC Playoffs and a shot at back-to-back national titles!
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Owyhee Elementary Celebrates Legacy and New Beginnings
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Owyhee Elementary School recently held its beloved Legacy Art Celebration, a time-honored tradition led by the sixth-grade class that honors the spirit, creativity, and community that define the school. This year’s celebration held special significance as Owyhee prepares to transition into an Early Learning Center in the 2025-2026 school year.
In a heartfelt ceremony filled with pride and reflection, sixth-grade students shared their favorite memories and presented personal works of art representing their journey at Owyhee. They also introduced a meaningful keepsake that will be gifted to all students — a lasting token of their time together.
Adding to the emotional celebration were messages from Owyhee alumni, many of whom fondly recalled their own time in the halls of the school. The event was a moving tribute to the generations of students, families, and staff who have called Owyhee home.
As the school looks ahead to its exciting new role as an Early Learning Center, the Legacy Art Celebration served as a powerful reminder of Owyhee’s lasting impact — a place where learning, love, and lifelong memories begin. 💙
#OwyheeLegacy #BSDProud #OwyheeStrong #owyheeelementaryschool
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Boise School District Proactively Tests for Radon to Ensure Safe Learning Environments
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As part of Boise School District’s ongoing commitment to the health and safety of our students and staff, our Facilities & Operations Department is currently conducting radon testing at schools across the district.
This district-wide effort was accelerated following concerns identified during testing at North Junior High. While those concerns are being addressed with appropriate mitigation measures, we are expanding testing to all facilities out of an abundance of caution and to ensure every building meets health and safety standards.
Radon is a naturally occurring gas that can accumulate indoors and, at elevated levels over long periods of time, may pose health risks. The District’s goal is to identify and address any areas where radon levels exceed recommended action thresholds.
For more information about the Boise School District’s radon testing protocols, mitigation strategies, and a list of completed and upcoming testing locations, please visit our Radon Testing & Mitigation webpage:
👉 https://www.boiseschools.org/our_district/radon_testing___mitigation
Thank you for your continued support as we work to maintain a safe learning environment for all.
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Get Informed: Subscribe to Beyond the Bell
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Want to know more about how our schools work behind the scenes? Beyond the Bell is a new publication from the Boise School District that offers an inside look at the financial, operational, and policy decisions shaping public education in our community.
Each issue dives into key topics like budgeting, strategic planning, student safety, and our instructional approach—providing timely insights for parents, employees, business leaders, elected officials, and anyone invested in the future of our schools.'
🛎️ Don’t miss out—subscribe today!
📘 Catch up on Issue #1 – May 6, 2025
Stay connected. Stay informed. Go Beyond the Bell.
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Teacher Appreciation Week 2025 Recap: Honoring the Heart of Our Schools 🎉🍎
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From May 5–9, 2025, the Boise School District proudly celebrated Teacher Appreciation Week, honoring the incredible educators who inspire, support, and shape the future of our students every single day.
Throughout the week, schools across the district found meaningful ways to say “thank you”—from heartfelt notes and student-made gifts to special recognitions and community shoutouts. These moments served as a reminder of the profound impact teachers have, not just in the classroom, but in the lives of every learner they touch.
💙 To all our educators: Thank you for your unwavering dedication, compassion, and commitment. We are deeply grateful for all that you do.
📽️ Watch our highlight video capturing the joy and gratitude from this special week:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/XxRspDpllrg
#BSDProud #ThankATeacher #TeacherAppreciationWeek
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Watch the highlights from Teacher Appreciation Week 2025 and see how we celebrated our incredible educators! 🍎💙
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Liberty Elementary’s Angela DeLeon Guerrero Named 2025 Outstanding Humanities Educator for Grades K–5
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Boise School District is proud to celebrate Liberty Elementary School’s Angela DeLeon Guerrero, who has been named the 2025 Outstanding Humanities Educator Award winner for grades K–5 by the Idaho Humanities Council.
This prestigious statewide award recognizes exceptional K–12 educators who demonstrate excellence in teaching the humanities—disciplines that include history, foreign language, English, government, philosophy, and literature. The award honors those who go above and beyond to inspire intellectual curiosity, empathy, and a lifelong love of learning in their students.
Angela’s dedication to bringing the humanities to life in her classroom has made a meaningful and lasting impact on her students and school community. Her creative, thoughtful approach helps young learners make connections between the past and present, understand diverse perspectives, and express their own ideas with confidence and clarity.
“Angela’s work exemplifies the powerful role of the humanities in shaping well-rounded, critical thinkers,” said Liberty Elementary Principal Lindsay Tallon. “She brings history, literature, and culture to life in ways that deeply resonate with her students, and we are so proud to see her recognized with this much-deserved honor.”
Please join us in congratulating Angela DeLeon Guerrero and the Liberty Elementary community on this outstanding achievement! 👏
#BSDProud #LibertyStrong #HumanitiesMatter #IdahoHumanitiesCouncil #OutstandingEducator2025
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BOISE SCHOOL BOARD CORNER
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School Board Honors May Apple Award Recipients for Exceptional Service
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As part of its ongoing commitment to recognizing outstanding staff, the Boise School Board honored two exceptional employees during its monthly meeting held on May 12, 2025, with the District’s highest monthly staff awards.
Each month during the school year, the Board presents the Golden Apple Award to a classified staff member and the Red Apple Award to a certified staff member whose work exemplifies excellence, dedication, and service to students and the school community.
The May 2025 award recipients are:
- Red Apple Award: Ali Ward, Sustainability Supervisor – Boise School District
- Golden Apple Award: Heather Craig, Administrative Assistant – Liberty Elementary School
Ali and Heather reflect the Boise School District’s mission of “Educating Today for a Better Tomorrow” through their leadership, professionalism, and unwavering support for students, staff, and families.
Congratulations to Ali and Heather!
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Boise School District is serving up free breakfast and lunch all summer long for children ages 1–18, as part of the federally-funded Summer Food Service Program. 🍎☀️ Join us at select schools and parks from June 3 to August 8—no sign-up, no charge, just nutritious meals to keep kids fueled all summer.
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Boise School District Offers Free Summer Learning Opportunities
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Boise School District is proud to offer a variety of free summer learning programs to support students’ academic growth and readiness for the upcoming school year.
Some of the programs include:
- Elementary Summer Boost Camps to strengthen foundational skills
- Online & IGNITE programs for secondary students to stay engaged and on track
- Extended School Year (ESY) services for eligible students with IEPs
- Kindergarten Readiness resources for incoming kindergarteners
These programs reflect the District’s commitment to student success year-round. Learn more by clicking on the Summer Learning Programs link below.
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Now Enrolling: Early Learning Opportunities for Children Ages 3-5
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At Boise School District, we believe every child deserves a strong start and a place where they feel seen, supported, and inspired to learn. Our early learning programs are designed to welcome and support all children, ages 3 to 5, in a warm and inclusive school culture where every child belongs.
We’re now accepting interest forms for the 2025-2026 school year! Spots in our Community Classrooms are open now, and we encourage families to complete the form if you are considering early learning opportunities for your child. Transportation is available to support families and make accessing our programs easier.
Whether your child is ready to explore, play, and grow—or you’re simply curious about what we offer—we’re here to help guide your journey and answer your questions.
Click here to complete the Early Learning Interest Form and take the first step toward a bright beginning.
Together, let’s build a joyful foundation for lifelong learning.
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St. Luke’s Invites You to Help Shape Community Health
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St. Luke’s Health System and its partners in the Western Idaho Community Health Collaborative (WICHC) are conducting a Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) to better understand health priorities across our region—and we need your voice.
📝 Take the 10-minute survey by May 31:
All responses are confidential. Survey participants will be entered to win one of thirty $20 gift cards.
📣 Help us spread the word by sharing the survey with your networks.
For questions or paper copies, contact: [email protected]
To learn more, email: [email protected]
View WICHC’s previous CHNA
Your input helps St. Luke’s and our partners build a healthier Treasure Valley.
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Help Shape the Future for Boise’s Youth – Share Your Voice!
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The City of Boise is developing a Community Youth Roadmap—a strategic plan designed to make Boise an even better place for kids and teens to grow, learn, and thrive. And they want to hear from you.
Whether you’re a young person, a parent or guardian, or a supportive community member, your input is essential to creating a city where all youth feel supported and empowered.
The survey is completely anonymous and takes just 10–15 minutes to complete. It includes general questions, followed by sections tailored to youth, caregivers, and community allies. Every voice matters—especially younger Boiseans—as we work together to shape a brighter future for all.
👉 [Take the Survey Today]
Thank you for taking the time to share your perspective. Your feedback will directly impact how Boise grows with its youngest residents in mind.
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- May 21: Borah High School Graduation, 7:00 p.m., Extra Mile Arena
- May 22: Capital High School Graduation, 7:00 p.m., Extra Mile Arena
- May 16: Early Release K-6 to work on Report Cards
- May 20, 21, 22: Secondary End of Semester Testing - Early Release 7-12
- May 22: Last Day of School - Early Release K-12
- June 3-27: Secondary Summer School - Semester 1 (19 days)
- June 9: Boise School Board regular monthly meeting. When available, agenda will be posted online.
- Juy 1-25: Secondary Summer School - Semester 2 (18 days)
- July 4th: No Summer School
- August 12: First Day of School - Early Release K-12
- August 18: First Day of School - Pre K and Early Childhood Special Education Programs
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Technology Tips: Keeping Kids Safe
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Student Device Monitoring for Parents
Boise Schools are committed to providing a safe and supportive learning environment for our students, both in school and online.
We understand that smartphones and other devices can be a valuable tool for students, both for learning and staying connected with friends and family. However, it is important to ensure that your child is using their device responsibly and safely.
Parental Controls for Student Chromebooks
Boise School District provides parents/guardians with the ability to monitor their student’s activity on their District-assigned digital device via the GoGuardian Parent App:
Parental Controls for Mobile Phones
Parental controls allow you to set limits on your child's screen time, manage the apps they can install and use, and filter inappropriate content.
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Keep In Contact: Emergency Text Notifications
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Parents & Guardians: Sign-Up for Emergency Text Messaging The Boise School District offers emergency text messaging for parents/guardians.
Learn more and sign-up.
Not a Parent or Guardian?
Non-parents may receive emergency text messages by downloading the Boise School District’s Mobile app. The app is available in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
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Enjoy a Safe & Restful Summer! ☀️
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As the school year comes to a close, we want to thank our students, families, and staff for an incredible year of learning, growth, and community. From inspiring Senior Walks to national student awards, and from legacy celebrations to sustainability honors—this year has been filled with milestones worth remembering.
Now, it's time to relax, recharge, and enjoy everything summer has to offer. Whether you're traveling, attending summer learning programs, or simply spending time outdoors, we hope your break is safe, joyful, and rejuvenating.
We look forward to welcoming everyone back for the 2025–26 school year—refreshed and ready for new beginnings.
Have a wonderful summer! 🌞
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