Mrs. Jones is excited to be part of each student’s educational journey. She believes every student deserves to feel valued, challenged, and supported as they grow both academically and personally.

Mrs. Jones has experience teaching developmental preschool, kindergarten, and second grade. Her experience across multiple grade levels has given her a deep appreciation for meeting students where they are and helping each child reach their full potential. She strives to build strong relationships with students and families, recognizing that working together is essential to student success.

A proud Idaho native, Mrs. Jones loves spending time outdoors. Outside the classroom, she enjoys making memories with her husband and daughter, along with their two dogs. In her free time, she can often be found reading a good book, working on a craft project, tending to her garden, or exploring all that Idaho has to offer.

Mrs. Young is a Valor Classical Academy kindergarten teacher. She is Northwest Nazarene University Alumni and has experience teaching second grade in the Nampa School District. Mrs. Young taught at A Step Ahead Preschool in Meridian, Idaho for the past twelve years. Her preschool classes consisted of three, four, and five year olds. Mrs. Young is looking forward to growing into a classical educator.

Mrs. Young graduated from Kuna High School and resides in Kuna. She is raising her family alongside her soldier husband, Mike. They share two teenage daughters who keep their family busy, laughing, and on their toes. The Young Family enjoys camping, road trips, reading, watching movies, volunteering at their church, and spending time together.

Miss Bloom is excited to begin her teaching career as a first grade teacher at Valor Classical Academy. She graduated from Boise State University in December of 2025 with her Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education and an endorsement in Literacy. She gained beneficial experience during her education in K-6th grade in the Boise School District, completing her student teaching in both kindergarten and 5th grade classrooms.

Miss Bloom is looking forward to bringing new ideas and perspectives to the educational field, as well as learning from the seasoned faculty and staff she has the privilege of working with. She is also grateful for the unique opportunity to pioneer a brand new school.

Miss. Bloom lives in Boise with her mom and two cats Jet and Winnie. As a California native, she thoroughly enjoys the beauty of Idaho and spends as much time as she can enjoying the outdoors. She enjoys reading in her free time, crafting with every possible medium, and spending time with family and friends.

Mrs. Egbert is an Idaho native. After earning her AA in theatre arts from the College of Southern Idaho, she completed her BA in theatre arts at Boise State University. She spent five years as a substitute teacher in the Boise and West Ada School Districts and spent six years teaching English online through VIPKID. She homeschooled her son for two years, then worked as an academic advisor for Tech Trep Academy’s high school program. Her broad experience, nurturing approach, and love of lifelong learning continue to inspire the students and families she serves.

Outside the classroom, Mrs. Egbert treasures spending time with her husband and two children, embracing whatever adventure sounds fun in the moment. Whether they’re cheering from the stands at a sporting event, gathering around the table for board games, exploring local parks, or enjoying a friendly competition at the arcade, her family loves making memories together.

A sports fan, Mrs. Egbert supports the Boise Hawks and Idaho Steelheads, but nothing compares to cheering on her son’s baseball team. She can always be found proudly rooting him on at every game.

Mrs. Egbert’s passion for education began with the remarkable teachers who inspired her throughout her own schooling. Their lasting impact sparked her desire to become an educator, and she now strives to cultivate that same curiosity, confidence, and lifelong love of learning in each of her students.

Mrs. Skaug’s journey to the classroom has been a circuitous path. After earning a Bachelor of Science in Dietetics and Food Science, she devoted many years to raising her three children. During that time, she began teaching preschool and pre-K, where she discovered a deep love for the vocation of teaching.
As her oldest child entered high school, Mrs. Skaug transitioned to substitute teaching in both elementary and middle school classrooms. Working with students from ages 3 to 14 strengthened her conviction that children flourish in an environment that is safe, caring, orderly, and rooted in high expectations. She believes that such an atmosphere fosters a lifelong love of learning.

After her youngest child completed high school, Mrs. Skaug pursued a master's degree in Elementary Education at Boise State University, earning her teaching certification upon graduation. She previously taught third grade and is delighted to join the second-grade faculty at Valor Classical Academy.

Outside the classroom, Mrs. Skaug enjoys spending time with her family. She loves reading, gardening, tackling home improvement projects, and caring for her very needy Labrador retriever, who ensures there is never a dull moment at home.

Mr. Myers is a third grade teacher at Valor Classical Academy. He was born and raised in Boise, Idaho and has lived here his whole life. He graduated from Idaho State University in 2022 with a B.S. degree in Healthcare Administration. After graduation, Mr. Myers spent the next five years as a therapist at various clinics throughout the Treasure Valley, where he had the privilege of working with children, teens, and young adults.

In his free time, Mr. Myers enjoys hiking, backpacking, basketball, and dirt-biking. Mr. Myers also enjoys studying the elements of various languages and is learning Japanese.

Mrs. Note is a 5th grade teacher at Valor Classical Academy. She has seen education from various levels including homeschooling, charter schooling, and public education. Most recently she was a teacher of Language Arts for eight years at a middle school in Oregon.

Mrs. Note loves reading and owns a small library in her home, much to the movers’ dismay when they loaded the truck to relocate her family to Idaho. She and her husband enjoy traveling, investigating new places, and learning about historical events. Admittedly, they also live vicariously through their two boys whose lives seem to be a constant adventure. Their older son works in transportation management while the younger one is in the Coast Guard. Mrs. Note very happily lives in the Treasure Valley with her husband, and she enjoys the easy and beautiful commute to school.

Ms. Baines is a 6th-grade teacher at Valor Classical Academy. She has been involved in education since graduating summa cum laude from John Paul the Great Catholic University in 2020 with a bachelor’s degree in Communications Media. Ms. Baines also holds a TESOL certification from Boise State University and earned her master’s degree in teaching and teaching license from the University of Portland this past summer.

Throughout her career, Ms. Baines has taught and volunteered with students ranging from preschoolers to adults! Her teaching experience spans a variety of subjects, including physical education, outdoor adventure, personal finance, entrepreneurship, social studies, and even theology!

Outside the classroom, Ms. Baines enjoys country swing and line dancing, photography, helping out on her friends’ film sets, playing the drums, and spending time with friends paddleboarding or enjoying other water activities. She currently resides in the Boise area with her brother and dog.

Mrs. Christensen is the K-7 Music Teacher at Valor Classical Academy. A lifelong musician
and dedicated educator, Mrs. Christensen brings more than a decade of experience in music
instruction, choral accompaniment, music composition, and performance. She taught private
piano and voice lessons through her own studio, developing individualized instruction in music
theory, technique, and performance. Her experience also includes serving as Choir Accompanist
at Columbia High School in Idaho and as Assistant Choir Director and Accompanist at Stockdale
High School in California. Her varied experience has equipped her to cultivate both musical
excellence and joyful discipline in students of all ages.

Mrs. Christensen began her higher education in Choral Music Education at Brigham Young
University-Idaho before stepping away for a season to focus on raising her family. She later
earned her Bachelor of Science in Professional Studies from Brigham Young University-Idaho,
with concentrations in Entrepreneurship and Advanced Family History Research. She is
currently working toward becoming a Certified Genealogist specializing in Puerto Rican
research. Passionate about music and lifelong learning, Mrs. Christensen is committed to helping
students encounter truth, goodness, and beauty while cultivating discipline, wonder, and an
appreciation for our rich musical and cultural heritage.

Ms. Kapoor graduated with honors from the University of Georgia with a Bachelor of Science
in Psychology and a minor in Spanish. Born and raised in Atlanta Georgia, Ms. Kapoor attended the Atlanta International School for her formative years. It was here that she acquired fluency in Spanish through a bi-lingual International Baccalaureate curriculum. She continued her language
studies and expanded her cultural experiences throughout her secondary and university years.
Ms. Kapoor is excited to be part of pioneering Valor Classical Academy, as she is an alumna from the first graduating class of Atlanta Classical Academy - a sister school within the Barney Charter school network- and was the Foreign Language Teacher for the opening years of Idaho Novus
Classical Academy.

In her free time, Ms. Kapoor enjoys getting outdoors doing anything from horseback riding and hiking
to hammocking or backpacking. When not outdoors, she enjoys grabbing coffee with friends,
getting involved with church ministries, or cozying up on the couch with her cat and a good book.

Mrs. Myers is an Idaho native. She was born at Mountain Home AFB, Idaho, and was an Air Force Brat living in Spain, California, and Colorado Springs until her dad retired in Boise, Idaho. There she attended high school and then graduated from Boise State University with her degree in Art Education. She married another Idaho native and together they have two boys and a girl, the youngest of which will be attending Valor Classical Academy.
Mrs. Myers has always loved the arts and would sometimes get reprimanded in school because her notes and assignments were filled more with drawings than words! She enjoys drawing and painting and has taken plein-air classes from renowned American classical painters. She also loves illustration and has illustrated a few children’s books. Ceramics, stained glass, and mosaics are some other favorite mediums. In her free time, Mrs. Myers enjoys being outdoors. She spends a lot of time working in her garden growing pumpkins, flowers, and the ingredients for her homemade salsa. She also enjoys paddleboarding with her daughter and then going out for ice cream. Another favorite pastime of hers is lying in the hammock reading lots and lots of books! During the winter (when there’s snow) Mrs. Myers helps coach her kids’ ski and snowboard teams. She taught for ten years at Melba Jr/Sr High School where she expanded their art program and was able to take students abroad to experience the arts in different countries in Europe. She then transferred to Project Impact Stem Academy where she taught primary and elementary students and helped them learn to love and appreciate the arts, while gaining experience in multiple mediums and processes.
Mrs. Myers is excited to be teaching art at Valor Classical Academy and to be able to focus her curriculum on art history, while giving students the opportunity to build foundational skills in the visual arts.

Mrs. Vincen-Brown is the K-6 Physical Education teacher at Valor Classical Academy. She graduated from Idaho State University with a bachelor’s degree in Physical Education with an emphasis in Exercise Physiology, and later earned a master’s degree in Physical Education with an emphasis in Athletic Administration. As a former collegiate Pole Vault Track and Field athlete, she earned NCAA DI Academic All-American and NCAA DII All-American honors.
Mrs. Vincen-Brown believes a physical education program should cultivate the body, mind and the character of each student. In her classroom, she hopes to help students build courage, perseverance, self-government and respect for others while developing healthy habits and an appreciation for a lifelong active lifestyle. With diverse experience teaching and coaching across many ages and abilities, she is excited to bring her energy and dedication to Valor Classical Academy and its students.

Outside of school, Mrs. Vincen-Brown enjoys spending time with her husband and two daughters. She loves all things outdoors; particularly running half-marathons with her husband, camping, snowboarding/skiing, and exploring all that Idaho has to offer with her family. She has always been passionate about an active life and hopes to guide her students toward habits of strength, discipline, perseverance, and joyful movement that will serve them well for years to come.

Ms. Sklavos serves as the Special Education Teacher and 504 Case Manager at Valor
Classical Academy, bringing a distinguished background in education, business leadership, and
student advocacy. She holds bachelor’s degrees in K–12 Special Education and Elementary
Education, master’s degrees in Psychology and Business Administration, and has extensive
experience in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA).

Prior to entering education, Chasity was a successful local business and restaurant owner, where she cultivated strong leadership, organizational, and strategic planning skills. In the classroom,
she has established a proven track record of accelerating student growth through individualized
instruction, data-driven practices, and meaningful collaboration with families and colleagues.

As the mother of three adult daughters and an 11-year-old son on the autism spectrum, Ms. Sklavos's
commitment to special education is both professional and deeply personal. Inspired by her
family’s journey, she is passionate about creating inclusive learning environments where every
student is empowered to develop confidence, achieve academic success, and reach their fullest
potential.

Mrs. Bull is excited to join the team at Valor Classical Academy as an Academic Aide. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Brigham Young University – Idaho. While attending college, she worked 3 years in campus Security and Safety. Mrs. Bull also spent five years volunteering and working at a Family Crisis Center, where she became a certified advocate. She gained valuable experience supporting individuals and families through difficult times with compassion, empathy, and respect. For many years, Mrs. Bull has also enjoyed volunteering in her son’s classroom, beginning when he was in kindergarten. That experience has deepened her appreciation for the important partnership between parents and teachers, and has strengthened her desire to help students grow academically and personally.

Mrs. Bull was drawn to classical education because of its commitment to academic excellence, timeless teaching methods, and the intentional cultivation of virtue and character in students. Mrs. Bull was especially inspired by Valor Classical Academy’s vision “to train the minds and improve the hearts of students.” She appreciates the belief that education should shape not only what students know, but also who they become. Mrs. Bull resides in Boise with her husband and her son.

Mrs. Walters is thrilled to join the staff at Valor Classical Academy as an Academic Aide. She has earned her Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education from Grand Canyon University. For the past several years, she has educated her children at home, but is now excited to be back in the classroom assisting both teachers and students.

Mrs. Walters was drawn to the traditional learning and beauty of the curriculum at Valor Classical Academy. She strives to serve students and teachers by coming alongside and offering whatever assistance is needed. She is excited to see students not only learn the material, but also grow in the virtues of Valor.

Mrs. Walters resides in Nampa with her husband and four children. She adventures with her kids, paddleboarding, reading, and enjoying time with friends.

Mrs. Greene is excited to join Valor Classical Academy as a Special Education Paraprofessional. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Art from San Diego State University and brings five years of experience as a substitute teacher, along with two years of experience as a Special Education Paraprofessional. She is skilled at adapting to diverse student needs and responding to a variety of behaviors with patience and flexibility.


Mrs. Greene finds great fulfillment in helping students grow academically, behaviorally, and emotionally. She believes that strong communication and collaboration with teachers are essential to providing students with the individualized support they need to build confidence and succeed each day.


Outside of school, Mrs. Greene enjoys spending time outdoors with her husband and two sons. As a family, they enjoy biking along the Boise River Greenbelt and fishing on the Boise and Snake Rivers. In her free time, she also enjoys painting, gardening, and walking her dogs. A fun fact about Mrs. Greene is that she is a devoted San Diego Padres fan!

Ms. Prater is a Special Education Paraprofessional at Valor Classical Academy. She brings experience supporting students across special education, preschool, Montessori, and behavioral settings. Her background includes working as a special education para, Montessori assistant, Registered Behavior Technician, and art teacher. These roles have helped her develop skills in individualized support, classroom instruction, behavior strategies, and creating welcoming environments where students can learn and grow.

Ms. Prater is continuing her studies in elementary and special education at Western Governors University. She values building strong, trusting relationships with students and encouraging each child to grow in confidence and independence. She enjoys bringing creativity into learning and collaborating with teachers and families to help students feel supported, included, and ready to succeed.

Chef Wang brings years of culinary experience to Valor Academy, having
worked in a variety of kitchens throughout the Treasure Valley.
Throughout his career, he has enjoyed helping open and lead successful
kitchens, combining creativity, organization, and a passion for
bringing people together through exceptional food and genuine
hospitality.

He believes that fresh, locally sourced ingredients are at the heart
of memorable meals and meaningful connections. For Chef Wang, cooking
is more than preparing food, it is an opportunity to care for others,
celebrate community, and create experiences that leave a lasting
impression. He is passionate about introducing students to fresh
flavors and showing how nutritious, thoughtfully prepared meals can be both exciting and comforting.

One of the greatest joys of his career has been mentoring young people, helping many discover careers in the culinary industry that have grown into lasting and fulfilling professions. He believes every
kitchen can be a place of learning, teamwork, creativity, and personal
growth.

Chef Wang is excited to bring his passion for flavor, creativity, and hospitality to the students and staff of Valor Academy. Outside of the kitchen, he is a lifelong artist who enjoys making music, painting,
and exploring a variety of creative mediums. Whether creating a meal
or a work of art, he believes the best creations are made with heart,
purpose, and a desire to inspire others.

Mrs. Jones is the welcoming face and organized force at the Front Desk of Valor Classical Academy. With a strong background in public relations, administrative support and a passion for serving the community, Mrs. Jones ensures that the school’s daily operations run smoothly while maintaining a safe, positive, and organized front office environment.
Known for her bright smile and calm approach, Mrs. Jones excels at multitasking in a fast-paced setting. Whether managing visitor check-ins, answering community inquiries, or assisting students with daily needs, she prioritizes clear, kind, and efficient communication. Mrs. Jones understands the front desk is an important part of VCA and she is dedicated to being a reliable resource for parents, a helpful guide for students, and a dependable partner for school staff.

Outside of the Font Desk, Mrs. Jones is a devoted wife, mother of two children and two dogs. She loves to spend time with her family traveling, baking and camping, all of which bring her joy. Mrs. Jones is incredibly proud to support the VCA community and looks forward to greeting you, answering your questions and working to ensure a fantastic school year! Stop by the front desk and say hello!

Mrs. Loepp serves as the Enrollment and Operations Coordinator at Valor Classical Academy. With a
diverse professional background spanning military service, human resources, business ownership, and
operations management, Mrs. Loepp brings a unique combination of leadership, organizational expertise,
and customer service experience to the school community.

Mrs. Loepp began her career in 2006 when she enlisted in the Idaho Air National Guard as a Jet Engine
Mechanic working on the A-10 Thunderbolt II. During her military career, she participated in numerous
Temporary Duty Assignments (TDYs) and deployments before transitioning into Administration and
Personnel. She spent 16 years serving at Joint Force Headquarters in the Human Resources Office, where
she held a variety of positions supporting personnel management, human resources operations, and
organizational administration.
In 2021, Mrs. Loepp pursued a new professional endeavor by attending Dog Grooming School and
subsequently opening her own dog grooming salon in Kuna, Idaho. As a small business owner, she
developed expertise in business operations, client relations, and entrepreneurship while continuing her
commitment to serving her local community.

Mrs. Loepp holds degrees in Criminal Justice and Human Resource Management. She is passionate about
supporting students, families, and staff through efficient operations and exceptional service. She resides in
Idaho with her family and enjoys spending time with her animals and participating in community activities.

Mrs. Lee joins Valor Classical Academy as a Faculty Support Specialist, bringing a diverse
professional background, strong organizational skills, and a passion for supporting others. She
earned her bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice and Sociology from Boise State University,
where she developed a strong foundation in communication, problem-solving, and community
engagement.
Before joining Valor, Mrs. Lee spent 10 years as a supervisor with Starbucks, where she gained
extensive experience in leadership, team development, inventory management, and customer
service. She later served as Clinic Manager at Stanton Healthcare, further strengthening her
skills in operations, organization, and administrative support. For the past five years, Mrs. Lee has
dedicated herself to being a stay-at-home mom, an experience that enhanced her time
management, adaptability, multitasking, and attention to detail.
As both a military child and the wife of an active-duty member of the Idaho Air National Guard,
Mrs. Lee understands the value of service, resilience, and community. She and her husband have
been married for six years, and together they are raising their daughter while embracing the
unique experiences of military family life.
Outside of work, Mrs. Lee enjoys spending time with her family, camping, and exploring the
outdoors on ATVs. She is excited to support the faculty and contribute to the welcoming,
mission-driven community at Valor Classical Academy.

Ms. Shaklee was in born and raised in Idaho; Ms. Shaklee has built a life centered on family, service, and the well-being of children. A proud parent of two children, Ms. Shaklee is also blessed to help raise five beautiful grandchildren, who bring immense joy and purpose to life.

After graduating from Centennial High School in 1994, Ms. Shaklee began a career serving others by working in group homes that provided care for individuals with special needs. This was followed by work in senior living, caring for elderly residents. Although these roles were rewarding, they ultimately led to the discovery of a true passion for working with children.
In January 1999, Ms. Shaklee began working as a school bus monitor, a position that offered the opportunity to bring a young daughter to work each day. Later that year, in May, participation in a school bus rodeo alongside a trainer sparked an interest in becoming a driver. By August 1999, Ms. Shaklee had earned a commercial driver's license and officially began a career as a school bus driver.

Committed to lifelong learning, Ms. Shaklee attended Brown Mackie College in Boise in 2010 and completed a Medical Assisting education in 2011. After spending several years in the medical field, it became clear that the greatest fulfillment came from working with children, prompting a return to student transportation.
In 2012, Ms. Shaklee rejoined the Meridian (now West Ada) School District as a full-time school bus driver while transportation services were still district operated. When those services transitioned to Cascade Student Transportation in 2014, Ms. Shaklee accepted a position with Durham School Services in Boise, where ten years were proudly spent transporting students safely and reliably.

After a decade behind the wheel, Ms. Shaklee expanded into transportation management. In 2024, Ms. Shaklee joined Head Start and successfully completed the school year. During the summer of 2025, a new opportunity was accepted with Idaho Novus Classical Academy.
Now, in the summer of 2026, Ms. Shaklee is excited to begin the next chapter as a member of the team at Valor Classical Academy. With more than 25 years of experience in student transportation, Ms. Shaklee remains passionate about serving students, supporting families, and ensuring safe, dependable transportation for children throughout the community.

Mrs. Williams is the Literacy Coordinator for Valor Classical Academy. Mrs. Williams received her Bachelor’s degree in Education from the University of Idaho. She joined Valor with 19 years of classroom experience. She taught in a variety of grade levels at Dalton Elementary in North Idaho for her first ten years. The other nine years in the classroom involved teaching middle and high school English, along with Family and Consumer Science, known to some of us as “Home-Ec.”

The military has been a common theme throughout her life as she was in the U.S. Navy prior to teaching. She has been married to her Idaho Army National Guard soldier for 32 years. She is a Mission 43 Leader Fellow and continues to be involved with the military community.

Mrs. Williams enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, reading, cooking, all things music, and various outdoor activities to include fishing. Her newest favorite sport to play is golf, and her favorite sport to watch is football. Her “claim to fame” is that she is related to American Explorer Meriwether Lewis, and to Bob Dorough, composer and vocalist of School House Rock! Mrs. Williams currently resides in Meridian with her husband and two cats.

Mrs. Mitchell serves as the Student Services Coordinator at Valor Classical Academy. With more than seven years of experience in special education, she is passionate about partnering with families and colleagues to help every student thrive.

Originally from San Diego, California, Mrs. Mitchell grew up in a military family, an experience that instilled in her a deep appreciation for service, leadership, and community. Throughout her school years, she participated in basketball, cheerleading, track and field, theater, Girls State, and NJROTC—experiences that helped shape her passion for education and servant leadership.

Mrs. Mitchell earned a Bachelor of Arts in Relational and Organizational Communication and a Master of Education in Early Childhood and Special Education from Boise State University. She also holds a certificate in Infant and Toddler Mental Health and recently completed a second Master's degree, earning an Administrator Certificate in Educational Leadership. She is an alumna of the Epsilon Nu Chapter of Alpha Chi Omega and a member of the National Honor Society.

Beyond education, Mrs. Mitchell is active in her community through Operation Support Our Troops, her initiative dedicated to supporting veterans, active-duty service members, and their families. She has also been crowned Miss Idaho four times and received a Global Beauty Award for Most Patriotic. Mrs. Mitchell married her husband in August 2024, and together they welcomed their first daughter on St. Patrick's Day in 2026. In her free time, she enjoys attending concerts, playing women's flag football, spending time with her family, and ending the day with a double scoop of cookies and cream ice cream.

Mrs. Orozco is the founding Assistant Head of School of Valor Classical Academy. After graduating from Boise State University, she served Idaho’s migrant and seasonal farmworker communities through health outreach and a High School Equivalency (HSE) program before moving to Texas, where she earned a master’s degree in International Relations with a concentration in Security Policy while working with Upward Bound, a college-access program supporting first-generation and low-income students. Returning to Idaho, she became a certified teacher and spent eight years teaching U.S. History, Spanish, and special education reading, while earning a second master’s degree in Educational Leadership from the University of Idaho.

She enjoys gardening, traveling, camping, and FaceTime calls with her nephews and niece. She and her husband reside in Boise.

Mr. Hunter is the founding principal of Valor Classical Academy.

Mr. Hunter is a seasoned educator with a diverse background encompassing higher education, military service, and K-12 teaching. His extensive experience includes roles as a Director at Boise State University, where he oversaw various educational programs. These programs included initiatives tailored for rural communities, military personnel, community colleges, specialized partnerships, and online programs. Before joining Boise State, Sean dedicated 15 years to teaching high school physics and coaching the Science Olympiad team in Highland, Indiana. In parallel with his teaching and higher education career, he served as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Idaho Army National Guard for a 21-year military career. This tenure included deployments and leadership responsibilities in Iraq, Haiti, Germany, and the southern border, as well as as part of Idaho's COVID response.

Mr. Hunter has earned degrees from Ohio State University and the College of New Jersey, completed the Army's Command and General Staff Officer Common Core, is a Mission 43 leader fellow, a Boise State University Blue Turf Thinker awardee, and a Kentucky Colonel. He resides in Boise with his wife, two children, and two dogs.