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"One sign comes down, tens of thousands go up!" West Ada school district's war on inclusion goes viral [1]

['Jason Weisberger']

Date: 2025-03-21

Signs are going up, tee-shirt orders are off the charts, and people are pissed at Boise, Idaho's West Ada school district, declaring that not everyone was welcome there.

Administrators in Boise's West Ada school district determined that uplifting posters declaring all students welcome to express a matter of opinion and not fact. Lewis and Clark Middle school teacher Sarah Inama has rejected their orders to take them down, and her story has gone viral. People are buying tee shirts and putting up signs in support all across the country. Idaho, however, gonna Idaho.

Previously:

• Idaho school district rejects 'Everyone is Welcome Here' signs

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