After an Idaho teacher refused to take down a motivational poster, the state banned some signs from being displayed in public K-12 classrooms.

‘Everyone is welcome’ classroom sign violates new Idaho law, state’s attorney general says Starting July 1, public schools can’t display banners ‘that represent a political viewpoint’ ...

A classroom banner declaring that “everyone is welcome” has been declared illegal under a new Idaho statute. Related Articles California families, schools brace as charter oversight bill ...

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As the school year winds down, educators warn of the "summer slide," learning loss that occurs when children disengage from academic activities.

According to education experts, the summer slide is a major problem for children's education because a child's literacy skills fall by 20% from the end of the previous school year.

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West Ada School District sparks controversy by ordering a teacher to remove signs from her classroom due to content neutrality policy.

One sign says “Everyone is welcome here,” above hands with different skin tones, and another says, “In this room, everyone is welcome, important, accepted, respected, encouraged, valued ...

Others said that “everyone is welcome here” and the differing skin tones would make some students feel unwelcome.

'Incredibly disappointing': West Ada School District washes away protesters' chalk messages over 'Everyone is Welcome' poster Protesters chalked sidewalks outside district offices with messages ...