Regardless of its origins, what could possibly be so dastardly about a teacher reassuring her students she is there for all ...

A slate of new Idaho laws went into effect on July 1. They bring changes for Idaho residents ranging from public school rules ...

MERIDIAN, Idaho — Teacher Sarah Inama hung a poster in her West Ada School District classroom that said, "Everyone is welcome" then was ordered to remove it. Since the discovery of the poster ...

The controversy stems from recent legislation that restricts public buildings from displaying only certain flags or symbols.

Idaho AG Raúl Labrador says “Everyone Is Welcome” signs are partisan and must be removed from classrooms under a new political speech law.

The Department of Education specifically asked Labrador about the “Everyone is Welcome Here” signs that were displayed in the West Ada School District classroom of Sarah Inama, who was told to ...

This spring, West Ada School District asked Sarah Inama, a 6th grade teacher, to remove posters displayed in her classroom. They said the signs violated district policy and a 2021 ...

The AG’s office found that banners like Inama’s, which read “Everyone is Welcome Here,” violates the state’s vague House Bill 41 prohibiting flags or banners alluding to or depicting any ...

The “Everyone is Welcome Here” sign that sparked a viral nationwide controversy can no longer be displayed in Idaho schools, according to an Idaho attorney general’s office opinion released ...

Sarah Inama, a teacher at Lewis and Clark Middle School, resigned from the West Ada School District after she was told to remove a sign with different skin tones that stated, “Everyone is ...