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 administrators asked a middle school teacher to remove posters promoting diversity.
The updated policy outlines what school employees can display in classrooms, stating that “displays may not promote or oppose any political, ideological, religious or socially contentious position.”
It would also establish a formal review process to determine what qualifies as content neutral…