West Ada School District votes to pass visual display policy in light of 'Everyone is Welcome' poster

West Ada teacher stands firm after she’s told to remove ‘Everyone is welcome here’ signs

Idaho’s West Ada School District and teacher clash over sign ‘Everyone is welcome here.’ District calls for its removal, says it breaks law.

West Ada adopts new policy on classroom displays

Originally published July 15 on IdahoEdNews.org.

Idaho AG Says ‘Everyone Is Welcome’ Signs Are Political

Idaho AG Raúl Labrador says “Everyone Is Welcome” signs are partisan and must be removed from classrooms under a new political speech law. The post Idaho AG Says ‘Everyone Is Welcome’ Signs Are Political appeared first on Metro Weekly.

West Ada School District votes to pass visual display policy in light of 'Everyone is Welcome' poster

The controversy stems from recent legislation that restricts public buildings from displaying only certain flags or symbols.

Idaho Teacher Refuses to Remove “Everyone Is Welcome Here” Sign, Defying School District Order – GASAN

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