Photoshop CC tutorial showing how to design and create a dynamic, retro, constructivist-style, custom text poster of your favorite song, poem, speech or other inspirational block of text. Includes ...

Theise tells FOX 55 news the poster was displayed at the end of April and remained in the classroom for three days before Principal Stephen Clark had it removed. Theise expressed concern that the ...

Woodside Middle School addressed concerns over an inappropriate poster displayed in the classroom, but the letter didn't go far enough according to a local Jewish advocate. FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WFFT) - ...

BOISE, Idaho — The West Ada School Board continued discussions Tuesday on policy revisions aimed at better defining "content neutral material" in district classrooms, two months after ...

I'm the Idaho News 6 neighborhood reporter dedicated to bringing you the latest stories from Meridian. MERIDIAN, Idaho — Could the West Ada School District change its classroom poster policy ...

Inclusive classroom poster phrase sparks a movement as hundreds rally in Boise in support Published at 10:37 am, April 7, 2025 | Updated at 10:56 am, April 7, 2025. Allie Triepke, KIVI ...

KIVI Boise, ID. An inclusive classroom poster phrase has sparked a movement as hundreds rally in Boise in support. Posted: April 7, 2025 | Last updated: April 7, 2025 ...

People rallied at the Capitol on Sunday to support a 6th-grade teacher who was asked by the West Ada School District to take down a sign in her classroom that reads, "Everyone is Welcome Here." ...

Sarah Inama, a sixth-grade world civilization teacher at Lewis and Clark Middle School in the West Ada School District, said in interviews that she first hung that poster when she began working at the ...

An Idaho middle school teacher recently made headlines for refusing to take down a classroom poster she said she was told was “controversial” and “an opinion.” The poster shows a drawing of hands in ...

Sarah Inama was asked to remove two signs, one being a larger version of the poster in my room. The other poster says, “everyone is accepted, important, respected, encouraged, valued, equal.” She put ...