But Lewis and Clark Middle School teacher Sarah Inama ... in various skin tones while the other poster states, “In this room, everyone is welcomed, important, accepted, respected, encouraged ...

The teacher refused to remove the signs and has received an outpouring of support from Boise-area students, parents, teachers ...

Languages: English. In January, a teacher in Idaho was told to take down an "Everyone is Welcome Here" poster in her classroom. She refused. Sarah Inama, who has taught at Lewis and Clark Middle ...

The recent story of a West Ada School District teacher being required to remove a classroom poster that simply states “Everyone is Welcome”—because it was deemed not “content neutral”—should give ...

Remember when we thought cancel culture was a bad thing? It seems the West Ada school board has turned it into an implicit ...

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

Inama says other teachers were given similar instruction, but she was caught off guard by the directive. Photos of the two posters show that one features the phrase “Everyone is welcome here ...

Photos of the two posters show that one features the phrase “Everyone is welcome here,” with an illustration of hands in ...

The school district can erase our welcoming messages but it cannot erase our voices,” a Renaissance High School student said.

Following President Trump's anti-DEI lead, many school districts in red states have changed their policies about what messages are no longer allowed in the classroom, and it's become a slippery slope.