Megan Atwood
SPED Director
Megan Atwood is the Special Education Teacher at Hibbard Elementary. Megan is an advocate for students with learning and behavioral differences. She understands the responsibility of working with these students with special needs and takes that responsibility very seriously. She believes it is so important for those students to be able to see success in the classroom. Megan believes that each child has unique gifts and talents and that their differences should be celebrated. Megan has worked as a Paraprofessional for Madison School District and fell in love with Special Education. She earned her Bachelor's Degree from Brigham Young University-Idaho in April of 2019. Megan grew up in Firth, Idaho. She now lives in Hibbard with her four children and loves being a part of this amazing community.
Jen Moseley
PE Teacher & Para
Hi! I am Jen Moseley. I am the Physical Education Teacher and I teach reading. I am passionate about both of my jobs. I love teaching powerful life skills to students that I care deeply about. I am an Idaho girl to the core. I grew up on a farm in the Snake River Area. I love to cross country ski, bike, hike and walk. I enjoy studying nutrition and all things healthy. I am married to Todd Moseley. We have 5 children and 14 grandchildren that make life a never-ending cycle of magical moments.
Rhonda Munns
Para
I grew up in Sugar City, yes I was a Digger. My husband and I have 4 children and 10 grandchildren . My husband farms. We love to go 4 wheeling and hang out with our grandkids. My oldest has cerebral palsy and lives at home with us. I believe that every child can learn it just takes some longer than others. My favorite thing about my job is when a child's light comes on and they get it.
Para
Nathan Meshke
One-on-one Para
Emma Anderson
Speech -Language Pathologist
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Hi, I am Emma Anderson your Speech-Language Pathologist. I was born and raised in the Plano area and currently live in Rexburg. I have my early childhood Montessori education certification from Lighthouse Montessori School, B.S. in Child Development from BYU-I, B.S. in Communicative Disorders and Deaf Education from USU, and my M.S. in Speech-Language Pathology from USU where I also completed a research project and thesis on the effects of oncological aphasia. I have a wide variety of experience in speech therapy. I have worked in schools, outpatient rehabilitation clinics, skilled nursing facilities, and in hospitals working with acute and rehabilitation patients. I enjoy working with a variety of ages, my youngest clients have been 2 and my oldest in their 90s and everything in between. I enjoy spending time with family and friends, hiking, playing piano, card and board games, working in my yard, and recently I have started cycling.
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Jodi Fluckiger
Speech Para