At Grace Jordan Elementary, students from across Boise spend the summer building real-world skills through fun, hands-on activities like coding Sphero Indy robot cars. It’s a powerful reminder of how your public schools keep kids learning, growing, and thriving year-round.

🎓 Boise School District proudly celebrated the Class of 2025 with memorable ceremonies across our high schools. This page remains available as a resource for families and supporters to access video recordings, livestream links, and photo galleries from each ceremony. Relive the moments, share with loved ones, and honor the achievements of our graduates.

Get ready for the 2025-2026 school year with confidence! Our Back to School webpage has everything families need—clear, accurate info to help you start the year strong.

🎓🏆🌱 From graduations to state titles to national recognition in sustainability, this week’s highlights show how Boise students are building a brighter future — for all of us.

Boise School District is serving up free breakfast and lunch all summer long for children ages 1–18! 🍎☀️ Join us at select schools and parks from June 3 to August 8—no sign-up, no charge, just nutritious meals to keep kids fueled all summer.

☀️ Big news at Whittier Elementary! This summer, the school will become a hub for clean energy with the installation of 340 rooftop solar panels—cutting energy costs, reducing emissions, and turning the campus into a real-time learning lab for students. It’s a win for the planet, a win for students, and a bold step forward in Boise School District’s commitment to sustainability. Stay tuned!

Congratulations to Chad Wright, Principal of Les Bois Junior High and incoming Principal of Timberline High School, on being named Idaho’s 2025 Secondary Principal of the Year by the Idaho Association of Secondary School Principals! Learn more about his outstanding leadership and the impact he’s making across our school community.

Boise School District has released a statement and investigation summary following reports of misconduct at Valley View Elementary. District leaders met with families, expressed deep regret, and outlined steps to rebuild trust and strengthen student safety.