Boise schools trustee Rory Jones told the Idaho Statesman late last year that the district would be “aggressive” in promoting a $14 million levy election slated for March 13. Mission accomplished. In the last few days, the Boise School District has sent out school levy literature home with students in their report cards. The literature, yellow tri-fold pamphlets, discuss the district’s “need” for levy passage and talks about how Boise’s schools would be harmed if voters don’t approve the measure. Also included with the pamphlet is an absentee ballot request form/Dustin Hurst, Idaho Reporter. More here.

Question: Should a school district actively promote a levy the way the Boise School District is doing?