On Thursday, November 21, 2019 members of the Rotary Club of Downtown Boise paid a visit to third grade students at Whitney Elementary School where they donated 75 student dictionaries, one for each student. Thank you, Rotary Club of Boise!

On Wednesday, November 20, 2019, youth from Frank Church High School joined community leaders to kick-off a youth-led alcohol prevention initiative. This project is intended to bring attention to the issue of underage drinking and adults who provide alcohol to minors.

The Environmental Protection Agency is honoring the Boise School District for replacing more than one thousand old lead faucets with lead-free water efficient fixtures to protect student health & save more than one million gallons of water a year.

Thanks to Boise voters, students at Fairmont Junior High School have a new gymnasium and cafeteria. Watch as a ribbon cutting ceremony was held on November 19, 2019.

Second grade students from Maple Grove Elementary School recently made 'Totes of Hope' for the Homeless, thanks to a grant from the Boise Public Schools Education Foundation.

Borah High School held a student-organized STEM Fair for the third straight year on Wednesday, November 13, 2019 to foster and nurture student interest in STEM related fields.

Hillside Junior High School students celebrated the official ribbon cutting ceremony for the school's new gymnasium, cafeteria and classroom addition, all made possible thanks to Boise voters!

The recipients of this year's Yes, I Can Awards have been announced. This annual award celebrates the achievements of children and youth with disabilities, encourages children and youth with disabilities to seek their highest potential, and raises public awareness about the abilities, aspirations, and personal qualities of people with disabilities.