Each month, the Boise School Board honors deserving teachers and support staff through the District's highest awards program - the Red Apple Award for teachers and the Golden Apple Award for classified employees.

Hundreds of students and families turned out for the 2020 STEM Expo to learn more about the fastest growing career paths.

What are your student’s goals? What courses should your student take? What options does the Boise School District offer for Math, Science, English and Social Studies? Boise School District will hold a series of information nights for parents to answer these questions.

Donors continue to come forward seeking to pay off student school lunch debt at many schools in the Boise School District. This amazing gesture of kindness is sincerely appreciated by our students and families, especially during this time of year.

To celebrate Computer Science Education Week (December 9-13, 2019) Boise School District students participated in an Hour of Code, an annual event to encourage students, designed to demystify "code", to show that anybody can learn the basics, and to broaden participation in the field of computer science.

A ribbon cutting ceremony and open house was held on Friday, December 6, 2019 to celebrate the completion of the new Community Center at Whittier Elementary School.

Boise School District is ahead of schedule on the 22 capital projects approved by Boise voters in the March 2017 Bond Election.

On December 3, 2019, Capital High School held a Kindness Rock Concert to support the City of Boise's Kindness Initiative to spread kindness throughout our schools and community. 3rd-6th grade students from Capital High School's feeder elementary schools attended the concert, which included inspirational messages of kindness.