Mrs. Misseldine graduated from Idaho State University in 2010 with her Bachelors of Arts Degree in Elementary Education. After graduating she worked as a substitute with the Pocatello/Chubbuck school district where she did a long term substitute position in a 5th grade classroom.
She got a job teaching 6th grade at the Blackfoot Heritage Sixth Grade School. She taught there for four years. She helped with student council, and their incentive program using "Bronco Bucks" to earn different prices. She then worked at Gem Prep: Pocatello teaching 4th Grade for five years. She enjoyed teaching Idaho History a lot! She was part of the Joy Committee and helped with the PTA.
After that she worked at Blackfoot Charter School teaching 7th and 8th grade ELA. She helped with the yearbook, and did Automation and Robotics, as well as, Green Architecture classes as Electives.
She is a mother to 6 wonderful children. Ricky, Willow, Aevistey, Macy, Waylon, and Eddie. She spends her time reading, crafting, crocheting, cooking, and playing games with her family
Mrs. Misseldine just moved to Boise this past summer, and is excited to work at Pi STEM Academy. She's looking forward to meeting her students, and their parents, as well as, working with her new team.
Mrs. Robinson graduated from the University of Florida with a Bachelor of Psychology in 2005. She taught in the Florida public school system for 14 years, with most of her experience being in upper elementary and middle school. She moved to Idaho in 2020 and taught online for 3 years for the Idaho Virtual Academy.
Mrs. Robinson has been married to her husband, Ryan, for 16 years and they have 2 children: Gage (13) and Reagan (10). Mrs. Robinson enjoys doing things outdoors with her family such as bike riding, camping, and paddle boarding. She loves making crafts, reading, and volunteering at her church. She is a huge fan of Gator football, cheese grits, and hot air balloons! Mrs. Robinson is excited to get to know all of the students at Project Impact STEM Academy and looks forward to a great year.
Mrs. Myers is a native to Idaho and she received her BA degree from Boise State University in Art Education. She is certified in K-12 Art. She spent the last ten years teaching at a rural middle and senior high school where she built and expanded the art program. She enjoys traveling with students abroad and introducing them to the arts and cultures of other countries.
Mrs. Myers is excited to teach the younger grades and looks forward to being able to instill confidence and creativity, while teaching appreciation and awareness of the visual arts inside and outside of the classroom.
Mrs. Myers and her husband have two sons (18 and 14) and one daughter (10). She enjoys spending most of her time outdoors going on horse pack trips with her family, “plein air” painting, working in the garden, and reading in her hammock.