COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho — Coeur d'Alene Public Schools plans to design its own welcoming message for students after a new state law forced the removal of "Everyone is welcome here" signs from classrooms.

Superintendent Dr. Shon Hocker mentioned the plan during Monday's meeting of the school board of trustees, stating that the district aims to create an inclusive environment while complying .

The law, which took effect in July, prohibits Idaho public schools from displaying flags or banners that represent political viewpoints, including those regarding political parties, race, sexual orientation, gender, or political ideology.

Idaho Attorney General Ra l Labrador concluded in late June that "Everyone is welcome here" signs are in violation the new law. The signs, which featured images of h

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