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Idaho Press
PREP FOOTBALL LOOKAHEAD: Undefeated records to be put to the test
As the halfway point of the high school football season nears, the top teams have started to emerge from the rest. Three teams across Idaho in 6A remain undefeated, but only one resides in the Treasure Valley. Boise has started the year strong with a 5-0 record, averaging 36.6 points per game. It’s a similar story to the 2023 season, when the Brave started 5-0 in what was a breakthrough season for the program. And just as it did four years ago , Boise will put its perfect record to the test against Eagle. The Brave visit the Mustangs on Friday night in a game that could determine the winner of the 6A Southern Idaho Conference River Division. It may be early in the season to make that sort of declaration, but given how the season has played out so far, Boise and Eagle have looked like the top two teams in the division. Although, the team that scored the most impressive win last week may have been Owyhee. The Storm (2-2) hosted a previously undefeated Madison (4-1) squad and took down the Bobcats in overtime, 10-7. A missed field goal by Madison in the extra period was the decisive
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Weiser High School celebrates Homecoming week
Weiser High School’s 2026 Homecoming court nominees are, front row from left, Ashley Seay, Avery Palmer Sofie Funkhouser, Kayleigh Frasier, and Claramae Olsen. Back row, from left, Garrett Walker, Zayn Crossley, Klete Cook, Ty Cobb, and Wyatt Black. The queen and king will be elected through a student vote on Tuesday, and a coronation is set for Thursday morning at Weiser High School, followed by the annual Homecoming Parade beginning at 1 p.m. The parade will conclude at Memorial Park, with a powder puff football game to follow.
Post Register
Boise School District explores long-term facility plan
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — The Boise School District held a virtual meeting on Wednesday to discuss future plans for school facilities across the district. The main driver of this discussion is concern over declining enrollment within the district. Tracy Richter, the Boise School District's facilities planning consultant, says that the decline has reached into the thousands.
idahoednews.org
‘Care, commitment and innovation:’ Nampa Culinary teacher creates community
Sal Soto struggled through high school, making it to graduation with the help of summer classes. He never thought decades later he’d be back at high school every day as a teacher, helping students like himself. Soto, 44, is the culinary teacher at Elevate Academy Nampa, one of a...
Arbiter Online
TPUSA’s Boise State chapter receives surprise on-campus visit from Erika Kirk
Erika Kirk, CEO of Turning Point USA (TPUSA), had an impromptu lunch meeting on Sept. 17 with a few members of Boise State’s chapter in the Ah Fong room of the Student Union Building. She took over her husband’s role following his assasination last September at Utah Valley University...
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Boise State, U of I receive lackluster grades for campus free speech
Boise State University and the University of Idaho have received lackluster grades from a nonprofit group that advocates for campus free speech. But if graded on a curve, the Boise State and U of I grades look a little bit better. Both universities received a “D” from the Philadelphia-based Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression. Using student surveys, FIRE ranked 261 colleges and universities; 121 received failing grades.
eaglehighnewspaper.com
Freshman and seniors share their first day experiences
School is officially back in session for West Ada students. A new school year brings a new building and experiences for incoming freshmen and a familiar building and a final experiences for incoming seniors. The first day of school is a day that students anxiously await at the end of...
Idaho News 6
Nampa Police finish final high school SRO cruiser with school-specific design
🚓 Nampa High is the latest school to get its own customized SRO cruiser. Police say the designs give students a sense of pride and help officers build relationships that can extend well beyond the school parking lot
Prime Timer
“Charlie’s vision never included FORCING his ideas”: Candace Owens claims students were forced to attend TPUSA’s school event in Nampa
Candace Owens and Andrew Kolvet have been clashing on X because of their opposite views on Charlie Kirk’s legacy — source: Getty Images Candace Owens is accusing Turning Point USA (TPUSA) of forcing high school students to sit through its political lectures. The political commentator responded to a video posted on X showing Erika Kirk addressing high school students at Nampa Christian School, writing: “The students were forced to attend this event as a school assembly. They could not opt out. The parents were informed they were not allowed to attend alongside them. It is insane to me that you ...