An Idaho teacher is in a standoff with her own school district after officials ordered her to remove classroom signs, ...

Sarah Inama said she was told by administrators that her signs “don’t allow people to express differing opinions.” ...

An Idaho school system ordered one of its teachers to remove a pair of “Everyone is welcome” posters hanging in her classroom ...

A district official reportedly told middle school teacher Sarah Inama that in this political climate, her welcoming message was a "personal opinion." ...

The debacle has garnered national attention and sparked an outpouring of support for the middle school teacher.

Students at Renaissance High School organized a walk-out in response to a West Ada School District teacher being told to ...

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Apparently, being inclusive is a little divisive for officials of one Idaho school district. Sarah Inama, a middle school teacher in Meridian, learned that lesson the hard way when she decided to ...

West Ada School District sparks controversy by ordering a teacher to remove signs from her classroom due to content ...

Sarah Inama, a 35-year-old world civilization teacher ... In emails shared by the district with the Idaho Statesman, Marcus Myers, the district’s chief academic officer, told Inama to remove ...

On Wednesday, the district sent a two-page letter to its staff regarding their order requesting a teacher to remove the "Everyone is Welcome Here" poster.