An Idaho teacher is in a standoff with her own school district after officials ordered her to remove classroom signs, including one that reads, “Everyone is welcome here.”

Sarah Inama said she was told by administrators that her signs “don’t allow people to express differing opinions.”

Students at Renaissance High School organized a walk-out in response to a West Ada School District teacher being told to remove a sign from her classroom reading "everyone is welcome here."

The debacle has garnered national attention and sparked an outpouring of support for the middle school teacher.

An Idaho teacher was ordered to remove "everyone is welcome here" signs from her classroom over concerns they were "controversial."

West Ada School District in Boise, Idaho wants signage indicating that all students are welcome to be removed. Teacher Sarah Inama at the Lewis and Clark Middle School was told to remove two signs from her classroom as they were not content neutral and were out of alignment with district policy.

Students at Renaissance High School organized a walk-out in response to a West Ada School District teacher being told to remove a sign from her classroom reading "everyone is welcome here."