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After controversy over teacher Sarah Inama’s “Everyone is welcome here’ sign, Chris Hayes explains Idaho’s new law banning ...
The debate over 'Everyone Is Welcome Here' signs in Idaho schools highlights tensions between parental authority and ...
Idaho’s attorney general has ruled that the “Everyone is Welcome Here” signs that stirred up controversy for “inadvertently” ...
The sign violates a new law that prohibits the display of flags or banners have a political viewpoint, according to an Idaho ...
On the eve of the July 1 start date of House Bill 41, Idaho’s attorney general released an opinion clarifying that the banner ...
Idaho AG Raúl Labrador says “Everyone Is Welcome” signs are partisan and must be removed from classrooms under a new ...
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KBOI on MSNWest Ada to adopt classroom display policy after teacher's sign was asked to be removedWest Ada School District passed a new policy at a board meeting last night regarding visual displays in schools. This comes ...
After a West Ada teacher’s resignation over a classroom sign, the district board votes to revise its decoration policy—prompted by a new state law restricting political imagery in schools.
Idaho's new law bans public school displays promoting political, ideological, or religious views, stirring debate over ...
The event was a community response to the school district instructing a middle school teacher to remove a sign in her classroom that reads, “Everyone is welcome here.” By Sarah A. Miller NO. 5 ...
The attorney general of Idaho believes in his legal opinion that a sign with the message “Everyone is Welcome Here” along ...
The storebought sign in the sixth-grade classroom of teacher Sarah Inama stated “Everyone is welcome here” over images of raised hands of different skin tones. She said it had been there since ...
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