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Know Your New Teacher Task Force
Each IEA region is represented by a new teacher member (less than five years of experience) on the New Teacher Task Force. These members work on providing programs and resources that are important for our newest professionals. Please contact any Task Force member with your questions about membership or other issues. If they don't know the answer, they will know who does!
Your members on the Task Force are:
Region 1: Sarah and Jim Windisch are co-representatives for your region. They live in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho and are both teachers. Their email address is
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Region 2: Jill Diamond is the representative for your region. She teaches in Moscow School District. Her email address is:
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Region 3: Your region representative is Allison Brooks. Allison teaches in Middleton School District. Her email address is:
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Region 4: Your representative to the New Teacher Task Force is Carrie Northcutt. She teaches at Morningside Elementary in Twin Falls, Idaho. She has been teaching 1st grade for 3 years. Her email address is:
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Region 5: Trent Merica is the representative for your region. He teaches in Pocatello School District. His email address is:
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Region 6: Your representative to the New Teacher Task Force is Donna HIll. She teaches at Stuart Elementary in Shelley, Idaho. She has been teaching 5th grade for 1 year and taught 3rd grade for 2 years prior to that. Her email address is:
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Region 7: Your representative to the New Teacher Task Force is Tanya Cudnohufsky. Tanya is also chairperson of the Task Force. She teaches at Hillside Jr. High in Boise, Idaho. She has been teaching 1st grade for 3 years. Her email address is:
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Region 8: Your representative to the New Teacher Task Force is Jennifer Hopkins. She teaches at Birch Elementary in Nampa, Idaho. She has been teaching 5th grade for 2 years. Her email address is:
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Region 9: Amber Carlson is your representative to the Task Force.. She teaches at Star Elementary in Star, Idaho. She has been teaching 4th grade for 2 years. Her email address is:
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Staff Liaison: Ellen Currie, Director of Organizational Development
Contact your region representatives with suggestions or comments.
Read "Our Advice Column"
Three new teachers tell why they joined IEA
Being a member of the Idaho Education Association is important to me because I know I am supporting my profession and the people I work with. When I joined the IEA in my very first year of teaching, I joined a group of people in my school who are as committed to and excited about teaching as I was. And we still are! Joining the Association has helped me be involved in educational issues in a positive and proactive way, and that’s important to me!
Joyce Rudeen
Orofino High School
I’m a new teacher and I joined my first year. I knew the Association would be there for me. The Association supports teachers and students and has their best interest at heart. I have made friends because of my membership. These friendships have strengthened me as a teacher.
Todd Hardy
Post Falls High School
It is our responsibility to support the organization that does so much to advance our profession. The IEA works with state agencies whose decisions affect education, helps to increase our salaries, strengthens the quality of education, and improves our working environment. Everyone working together provides the best opportunity for students to succeed.
Jason Gordon
Boise, West Junior High School
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