Trevor McKenna - Principal
My name is Trevor McKenna and I have the privilege of being in my second year as Principal at Riverglen Junior High. I have been an educator for the past 17 years where I have served as a special education teacher, summer school administrator and a high school assistant principal.
I believe that our neighborhood public schools are the foundation of strong communities. It is my number one goal to create a safe and welcoming environment for all students. I hope each student feels connected to our school community and has at least one trusted adult they can go to when they need extra support or guidance.
I expect our students to be kind, accepting, and compassionate. We are working on empowering them to be partners in their learning and helping them develop grit to understand they can do hard things!
If there is anything I can ever do for your family, please reach out to me anytime. Thank you all for making Riverglen such an amazing place to work. The support our community provides our school is amazing.
Annie Billingsley - Assistant Principal
My name is Annie Billingsley, and I have been an educator for the past 20 years, serving as an English teacher, Learning Coach, and now administrator.
I am so excited to be a part of the Riverglen family and community.
Please reach out if you have any questions or I can support you or your family in any way.
Shannon McKay - Administrative Designee
Shannon McKay has experience teaching many content areas, including English, AVID, Multi-lingual students, and volunteering on technology and leadership committees. Ms. McKay loves to make connections with students. Students check in to her class everyday with “Smiles and Frowns,” where they talk about what is going on in their lives. By creating a safe space and connecting their life experiences to content in the classroom, Ms. McKay focuses her teaching on relational capacity and learning. Ms. McKay started her journey in the classroom 20 years ago as a student teacher in an 8th grade English classroom. She worked for the Conejo Valley School District in Thousand Oaks, CA, before moving to Boise. She was nominated as Teacher of the year in 2018. Ms. McKay transferred to the Boise School District in 2019. With her Masters of Education degree and as a Boise State Writing Project Fellow, Ms. McKay considers herself to be a student for life - constantly learning from her students how to be a better teacher!