Chris has also worked with many community partners throughout the Northwest to help students in the Boise School District be actively involved in topics such as climate change, civility, and sustainability. He was an integral member of the state committee that wrote and passed the new state science standards, and has worked with both in service and preservice teachers throughout the state helping them implement phenomenon based inquiry in science.
He has been an active board member of many organizations, such as the Idaho Science Teachers Association, Boise City Club, and Idaho State Museum. He has taught all grade levels from 2nd - 9th grade, taught as adjunct faculty at Boise State University, and served as the science, sustainability, and computer science curriculum supervisor for the Boise School District. Recently, she was selected a 2021 Grosvenor Teacher Fellow and serves as a National Geographic Certification Facilitator, Geo-Inquiry Ambassador, and is a former National Geographic State Advisor.Ĭhris Taylor has been in education as either a teacher, principal or district administrator for the last 25 years. Susan is a local, regional, and national presenter and the recipient of numerous awards including the Oregon Elementary History Teacher of the Year, Idaho - Association for Gifted Gem Award, numerous Boise Rotary Century Scholars Program Significant Educator Award. Often this involves “boots on the ground” field experiences to collect data, and authentically practice what they learn in the classroom. Using inquiry, project-based learning, and community partnerships, her students apply a curiosity-driven, geographic perspective to solve real-world problems. She teaches environmental education by looking for ways to connect global issues utilizing a local lens. She believes that understanding how our world works, our place in it, and actions that will keep it healthy are vital to educating and inspiring the future stewards of our planet. As a Title I public school elementary educator most of her career, Susan has been successfully teaching a 5/6 multi-grade, self-contained gifted and talented classroom for many years. Raised in Colorado and Idaho by an outdoorsman father and a mother with a love of animals, Susan was magnetically drawn to wildlife, outdoor photography, travel, and outdoor adventure. As an elementary student, Susan was fascinated by the stories of explorers, maps, and historic photographs, and identified with the insatiable curiosity and passion for exploration.
Thrust into the Everwild to search for her talisman, Willow must face horrors beyond imaginable and come to terms with who she is while suppressing feelings for the Head Warlock’s son, Declan, who was unwillingly sent to the Everwild with her.Susan Wolfe, MAT, Ed.S, is a Gifted and Talented Specialist in Boise, Idaho. After visiting a Seeker, Willow learns that Hekate has hidden her talisman deep in the heart of the Everwild, a dark forest filled with evil and horrifying creatures, a place that no one should enter willingly.
To make matters worse, Hekate has captured the sisters of her Coven and locked them in a box of souls. Hekate can only take Willow’s power by extracting it from her, which will ultimately end her life. What was supposed to be the best day of her life has now become a horrible nightmare after discovering she was born with a rare healing power, one that has caught the attention of Hekate, Queen of the Witches. Sixteen year old Willow Rose thought she was just an average first degree witch until everything changed the night of her talisman ceremony.
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