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Teams from Treasure Valley Math & Science swept the Boise State University Mathematics Invitational in all three categories, with one team placing first overall.

Boise School District is the only Idaho district selected for the DOE’s 2024-2025 Energy CLASS program, advancing energy efficiency, clean energy adoption, and air quality improvements while fostering sustainability and workforce training for students and staff.

Join us as we honor Veterans Day 2024 with a special event at Shadow Hills Elementary School in Boise, where students experienced an unforgettable visit from the Idaho National Guard! Watch as the helicopter lands on the school playground, giving students a rare, close-up view of military technology.

In our latest video, we spotlight the inspiring initiative led by Frank Church High School students as they prepare to launch a youth-led alcohol awareness campaign focused on preventing underage drinking. This powerful campaign, supported by The Office of Drug Policy and the Idaho Liquor Division, will see students place 30,000 reminder stickers on customer bags at local liquor stores.

For the 22nd consecutive year, Boise School District has received the Meritorious Budget Award as presented by the Association of School Business Officials International (ASBO).

Idaho families—apply now for Empowering Parents grants! Eligible families can receive $1,000 per child (up to $3,000 per family) for educational needs like laptops, tutoring, extracurriculars, and more. Open to parents of Idaho students aged 5-18 who filed a 2023 tax return, with priority for families earning under $60,000 AGI. Apply soon before funds run out!

Thirty-five students from the Boise School District have been awarded prestigious honors by the College Board's National Recognition Programs. These honors celebrate the academic achievements of underrepresented students who have excelled in their studies and performed well on eligible administrations of the PSAT/NMSQT, PSAT 10, or AP exams.