On Tuesday, September 22, 2020, Boise School District began a gradual incremental phased return to in-person learning.

When a family loses their home and experiences homelessness, it is extremely challenging to access additional housing opportunities. Fortunately, the Boise School District has access to partnership funds and resources that support community wide efforts focused on homeless prevention.

Get an inside and up close look at the new Highlands Elementary School. The state-of-the-art school will serve students in grades K-6 and is made possible thanks to passage of the 2017 Bond Election. Thank you, Boise voters!

Get an inside and up close look at the new Mountain View Elementary School. The state-of-the-art school will serve students in grades K-6 and is made possible thanks to passage of the 2017 Bond Election. Thank you, Boise voters!

As Boise School District students begin a gradual and incremental phased return to in-person learning beginning on Monday, September 21, 2020, the Boise School District has posted the following Return To In-Person Learning Quick Reference Guide.

Boise School District is pleased to announce that the USDA has extended the waiver to provide free meals to all children ages one (1) to eighteen (18).

Boise School District today released its phased plan to begin to allow some students to return to in-person learning now that Central District Health has moved Ada County to Category 2 (Yellow).

A total of 23 students from the Boise School District (the most of any Idaho school district) have been selected as National Merit Semifinalists.