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Marsing’s own Shea McClellin has made a full circle journey in his football career and it was an honor to chat with him about the experiences that lead him to play for Boise State and then drafted in the first round into the NFL. He’s back in Marsing as the head football coach— out of all the places he could have gone, he chose his home town.
We know you will enjoy hearing from Shea and his desire to be a role model in young men's lives.
John and I had a great chat with Colby Blaine, head coach of the College of Idaho Men's Basketball team. They've had a great season and are heading to the National tournament in the next few weeks. We talked with Colby about what it takes to have a dedicated team and how he learned to be an outstanding leader-- t qualities he teaches his team can be applied to all our lives. Take a listen and make sure to watch the Yotes website for ticket sales of the Championship games coming up, March 11th & 12th in Caldwell. Go Yotes!
It all started with a mission to find out where the gaps were in trade jobs. Matt and his co-founder Monica White were asking local business about the type of employees they were looking for. They then created a charter school that would equip kids with a high school education and a trade skill upon graduation. And it worked! Elevate Academy is now growing all over the state! Listen in on a great conversation we had with Matt Strong and find out if Elevate Academy is coming to your neighborhood.
To learn more about Elevate Academy visit: https://www.elevate2c.org
We talked to Dr. Merrill about the positive impact that Treasure Valley Community College is having on economic growth in Canyon County. Learn about the trades they offer in aviation, medical, technical and agriculture. These trades are in such high demand that their students are able to find great paying jobs in no time. What a hidden gem in Canyon County!
Visit https://www.tvcc.cc for more information
You can contact Benjamin at [email protected]
Jared Sliger is a math teacher at Syringa Middle School and he has found a unique way to help kids engage with math— and enjoy it. How does he do it? There are no chairs, students work together on white boards to solve problems. Find out more about this fascinating approach to learning.
If you are interested in learning more or visiting his classroom, contact Jared at [email protected]
Here is the link to the book, Building Thinking Classrooms in Mathematics by Peter Liljedal
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