How 'Everyone is welcome here' sign controversy played out in Idaho. Stories by Idaho Statesman journalists, with AI ...

Community gathers for ‘Chalk the Walk’ event In February, Lewis and Clark Middle School teacher Sarah Inama was told by district officials to take down a sign from her classroom that stated “Everyone ...

Tegen, who is a person of color and mother of biracial children, said she believes the district’s immediate compliance with ...

Sarah Inama, a middle school teacher in Meridian, learned that lesson the hard way when she decided to post some signs in her ...

Donor-Advised Funds Support KQED by using your donor-advised fund to make a charitable gift. For years, Sarah Inama had a poster hanging in her Idaho classroom that encouraged her sixth-grade students ...

Testimony from dozens of parents, students and teachers mostly supported Sarah Inama’s signs, including one that reads, “Everyone is welcome here.” But the board was divided. Over 100 people ...

For years, Sarah Inama had a poster hanging in her Idaho classroom that encouraged her sixth-grade students to be kind and inclusive with one another. "Everyone is welcome here," it said in bright ...

Updated April 10, 2025 at 13:26 PM ET For years, Sarah Inama had a poster hanging in her Idaho classroom that encouraged her sixth-grade students to be kind and inclusive with one another.