January 19, 2021
In anticipation of armed protests at state capitol buildings around the country this week regarding the presidential inauguration, the Boise School District is employing safety measures at schools near the Idaho Statehouse, including closing some campuses.
Dan Hollar, public affairs administrator for the Boise School District, says the district will keep students on campus at four locations Tuesday and Wednesday: Boise High School, North Junior High School, Longfellow Elementary and Washington Elementary. Students will not be permitted to leave during school hours, including lunch, unless approved ahead of time. Parents can keep students at home if they choose.
Wednesday is the inauguration day for President-elect Joe Biden. After last week’s riot at the U.S. Capitol by armed, right-wing groups, concerns have grown that there will be unruly protests this week.
or when it s convenient. it s using state-of-the-art simulators to better prepare for any situation. it s giving offshore teams onshore support. and it s empowering anyone to stop a job if something doesn t seem right. at bp, safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. jenna: there is no travel for the g.o.p. to replace obamacare with concerns that the alternative may just be as unpopular as the original, especially when it comes them into recovery most americans to get health insurance. discussions over it could turn into this long, drawn-out fight, that is leading dan hollar to say i think the longer this drags on, the more people are starting to understand the chance of a repeal is slipping away. certainly, it s become harder