The National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) has announced the Semifinalists for the 70th Annual National Merit Scholarship Program, and once again, the Boise School District stands out as Idaho’s top-performing district.

In this edition, we bring you a powerful lineup of stories and resources that highlight the strength and unity of our community. From uplifting Chalk the Walk events for National Suicide Prevention Month to free mental health and student well-being resources, this newsletter is packed with invaluable information. We’re also celebrating our incredible students and staff, shining a spotlight on their achievements, and sharing the excitement of a special visit from the crew of the USS Boise submarine! Dive in and stay connected—your community is thriving, and we want you to be part of it!

We are excited to share the powerful kickoff to National Suicide Prevention Month! 🎗️ Our high school students teamed up with Boise State University student-athletes to participate in the inspiring "Chalk the Walk" event at City Hall. Together, they filled the sidewalks with messages of hope, encouragement, and positivity—an important reminder that no one is ever alone, and help is always available.

Here's how you can view the results from the 2024 Boise School District Board of Trustees Election held on September 3, 2024.

Review results from the 2024 Boise School Board Trustee Election. Krista Hasler was elected to the Board during the Trustee Election that was held on Tuesday, September 3, 2024.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) recognized fifteen Boise School District facilities as “50001 Ready.”

During an interview with KTVB-TV on the first day of school (August 14, 2024), Boise School District Superintendent Lisa Roberts passionately outlined her vision and plans for the 2024-2025 school year, highlighting the district's commitment to innovation and excellence.

During the Boise School Board's regular monthly meeting on August 12, 2024, trustees officially approved the transition of Owyhee Elementary School into a new early learning center, serving Pre-K children (ages 3-5), beginning in the 2025-2026 school year. This change reflects the District’s ongoing commitment to expanding early childhood education opportunities and ensuring a strong educational foundation for the youngest members of our community.