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Hamilton Bell, the new minorities consultant at Simley High School, was hired to assist in lessening racial issues after minority families complained to administrators about racial threats. He hoped to break the bad stigma that was put on minorities.

Irwin T. Simley continued his presence in ISD 199 at the age of 76.

Oral History with Rebecca Ney regarding LGBTQ+ History including the formation of the second Gay Straight Alliance (GSA).

Cecil Stockdale was a learning center coordinator at Simley Highschool in 1988 and 1989 an one of the first people of color to work for the school.

The SCARED Proposal at Simley was introduced to combat racism. Many minority families have mentioned getting telephone threats so SCARED hopes to help integrate minorities into their classes.

H.E.A.R stands for Human Education Against Racism. The H.E.A.R group at Simley was started by Missy Detmar. Another leader of the group Lisa Peterson stated "The goal that the group is trying to achieve is to get elementary students to recognize…

Hamilton Bell mentions the benefits of bringing racial diversity to schools. Seeing only a few students of different races will not make a difference in the behaviors of white children. Children need to see more differences in their peers to be…

While there are new public schools for primary students in ISD 199, secondary students will have to look to SSP for schooling.

In tribute to I.T. Simley's work in ISD 199, the district named their high school "Simley High School."

Oral History with Matt Mitchell regarding his recollection of LGBTQ+ history at Simley