Susan Wolfe

School Teacher

Boise, Idaho, United States

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Timeline
About me
Gifted and Talented Educator, 2020 National Geographic Grosvenor Teacher Fellow, Vice President - Idaho Environmental Education Association Board, Curriculum Designer/Facilitator and Explorer
Education
- Boise State University
  2004 - 2006
  National Certification
- Lewis & Clark College
  1993 - 1996
  Masters
- University of Idaho
  2006 - 2008
  Education Specialist
- Boise State University
  1981 - 1988
  BA
Experience
- David Douglas School District
  Jan 1990 - Jan 1996
  School Teacher
- Oregon State Department of Education
  Jan 1996 - Jan 1997
  Curriculum Programs Specialist
- Northwest Nazarene University, Boise State University
  Jun 2005 - Oct 2019
  Adjunct Instructor
- Boise Independent School District
  Aug 2008 - Jun 2013
  - General Education and GATE Teacher
    Aug 1997 - Jun 2013
  - Intern Principal
    Aug 2008 - Aug 2010
- Foothills School of Arts & Sciences
  Aug 2010 - Jul 2012
  Education Director
- Boise Independent School District
  Sept 2014 - now
  Gifted Education Specialist
- IgnitED
  Mar 2015 - now
  Educational Facilitator and Consultant
- National Geographic
  Jan 2019 - now
  National Geographic 2020 Grosvenor Teacher Fellow, Certified Educator
- Idahoee.org
  Mar 2023 - now
  Vice President -Idaho Environmental Education Association
Licenses & Certifications
- Gifted and Talented
Honors & Awards
- Awarded to Susan Wolfe
  Significant Educator Award Boise Rotary Century Scholars Program May 2013 The top 100 graduating seniors from Boise's public and private schools are recognized for substantially exceeding the minimum program grade point average requirement of 3.75 and represents the best in music, the arts, service to community, athletics and academics in high school. Every student is accompanied by a significant influence on their academic development during their school career.
- Awarded to Susan Wolfe
  Significant Educator Award Boise Rotary Century Scholars Program May 2011 The top 100 graduating seniors from Boise's public and private schools are recognized for substantially exceeding the minimum program grade point average requirement of 3.75 and represents the best in music, the arts, service to community, athletics and academics in high school. Every student is accompanied by a significant influence on their academic development during their school career.
Volunteer Experience
- Past President
  Issued by Idaho-The Association for Gifted (ITAG) on Jan 2009
  Associated with Susan Wolfe