In response to coronavirus (COVID-19), the Idaho State Board of Education voted to extend the current soft closure of all Idaho K-12 public schools and charters through the end of local schools’ academic year. Boise School District Trustees will meet Thursday, April 9, 2020 to discuss the State Board ruling, as well as the delivery of emergency remote learning and essential services through the end of the District’s academic year on May 22nd, 2020. Stay-At-Home Learning & Essential Services will be provided beginning Monday, March 30, 2020. Boise School District continues to expand Grab-and-Go Essential Meal Services for children who need nutritious meals while schools are closed. Boise School District is partnering with the Boys & Girls Club to provide emergency childcare amid the COVID-19 crisis. Please visit our COVID-19 Response webpage for more information and the latest developments.
Students in front of hand prints they made for Boise Kind
Students making posters at kindness station during lunch.
Hot Air Balloon floats over Longfellow.
Students dress up as Pirates for Boise Kind week.
Everything's Possible Photo's of Students
Boise School District will expand Grab-And-Go essential meal services beginning on Monday, March 30, 2020 from four to six sites for children who need nutritious meals while schools are closed.
Did you know? Completing the U.S. 2020 Census is critical to supporting our students and programs.
Due to the current school closure, the Treasure Valley Math & Science Center's student selection process for the 2020-2021 school year is being revised.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Ada County, in collaboration with the Boise School District, will open two additional “pop up” Club sites to provide additional emergency child care relief amid the COVID-19 crisis.
Boise School District Superintendent of Schools Mr. Coby Dennis has an important message for our students, parents, staff and community during this challenging time.
During the current COVID-19 school closure, Boise School District is here for our community. Our teachers and staff have created resources to support stay-at-home learning and essential services.
When it comes to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), we want to reassure you that the Boise School District has a plan in place to keep our students and staff as safe as possible.
New data for Boise School District's class of 2019 seniors enrolled in the District's Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) program show District AVID students outperforming the nation when it comes to taking rigorous college preparatory coursework.