Boise High wins Idaho's first French Immersion Day; girls golf coach named SIC 6A coach of the year
BOISE - Boise High School students took first place at Idaho's first French Immersion Day, held at Boise State University, the Boise School District reported in its Oct. 20 newsletter.
Schools from across Idaho competed in spelling bees, trivia, French Scrabble, karaoke and improv, according to the district. The day also included virtual reality excursions, waiter races and Basque dancing.
In the same newsletter, the district said Boise High girls golf head coach Robert Reader was named SIC 6A Girls Golf Coach of the Year.
The district also reported that Capital High School business management teacher Heather Asbury was selected to represent Junior Achievement of Idaho at Rotary International's annual Lobsterfest fundraiser and partner recognition dinner, marking her 15 continuous years of partnership with Junior Achievement.
Source: Boise School District, Boise School District News: Student Wins, Staff Honors & Family Opportunities (Oct. 20, 2026).