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A veteran educator with sixteen years of expertise, Andrew Horning instructs French and Math 1 Lab at Swan Falls High School. His approach to language acquisition emphasizes both global linguistic mastery and the enrichment of students' foundational English skills. Dedicated to educational innovation, Mr. Horning thoughtfully evolves his instructional strategies to ensure a rewarding, immersive, and rigorous academic experience.

Mrs. Hansen brings her passion for creative expression to Kuna High School, where she teaches Art 1, Beginning Drawing, and Sculpture 1 & 2. Now in her second year at KHS and fourth year in education, she can often be seen navigating the hallways with her mobile art cart as a traveling educator. During the summers, she continues her commitment to arts education through the TRIO Upward Bound program.

A 2022 graduate of Boise State University with a degree in Art Education and a focus in ceramics, Mrs. Hansen originally hails from Sandpoint, Idaho. She recently relocated to Meridian from Mountain Home alongside her husband and their three pets. Mrs. Hansen is thrilled to be part of the Kuna High community and remains dedicated to fostering student artistic growth for years to come.

This year marks my 32nd year in education. My teaching journey began at Emmett High School, where I taught for six years (1995–2001) before returning home to Kuna High School, where I have taught ever since.

A proud 1989 graduate of Kuna High School, my roots here run deep—my family moved to Kuna from California in 1980 when I was in the third grade, and I’ve called it home ever since. Outside the classroom, I am married to my high school sweetheart, BJ Weatherby (class of '95). We are the proud parents of our daughter, Courtney, who followed in our footsteps by marrying her college sweetheart, Sam Lecholat. Both Courtney and Sam were student-athletes at Montana State University, where she played volleyball and he played basketball.

Pete Longgood has devoted his professional career to educating, mentoring, and supporting students, bringing his experience and dedication to education from Kodiak, Alaska, to Kuna High School in Kuna, Idaho.

Longgood spent an important part of his teaching career in Kodiak, Alaska, where he worked as an educator and basketball coach. During his time in Kodiak, he also participated in the school district's social studies curriculum development, contributing to the planning and improvement of instructional materials and learning opportunities for students. His involvement in curriculum development demonstrated a commitment to education that extended beyond his own classroom and into the broader school community.

After leaving Alaska, Longgood continued his career in Idaho, eventually joining the staff at Kuna High School. Throughout his time at Kuna, he has continued working with students, drawing on his experience in education, curriculum development, and athletics.

In addition to his classroom responsibilities, Longgood has remained involved in high school athletics. He previously served as an assistant varsity basketball coach at Vallivue High School before becoming the head boys varsity basketball coach at Kuna High School. During his coaching tenure, he helped guide the Kavemen to a state tournament appearance in 2020.

While basketball has been an important part of his professional journey, Longgood's career reflects a broader commitment to public education. From his work developing social studies curriculum in Alaska to his years teaching at Kuna High School, he has contributed to the academic and personal development of students in the communities he has served.