Jeff Gunstream
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President
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Jeff joined the IACS Board in October of 2021. He originally arrived in Idaho in 1992, attending NNC. After pursuing the arts in California, he found his way back to Idaho. He, his wife Chelsi, and their kids have been a part of the Music Theatre of Idaho, performing and teaching, since 2003. They are proud parents of 2 graduates of IACS and still have one attending currently. Jeff currently works for Scentsy Home Office with the Events and Training team as a Videographer.
Jeff relishes every moment with his family, whether on Family Game Night with everyone or playing video games and watching Marvel movies with his daughter. Jeff is a patron of the arts, whether music, the stage, a slab of clay, or on a canvas and is happiest when creating something others can enjoy as well.
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Esperanza Poblano
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Vice President
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Esperanza Poblano is a training manager with 10 years of experience in the financial industry. She is passionate about continued education, people development and is committed to supporting diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging initiatives industry wide. Currently, Esperanza Poblano works at the African-American Credit Union Coalition, where she is responsible for training consultations, training development, member communication and social media content creation. She is particularly proud of her work on the AACUC DEI Leadership Academy for Financial Professionals and is passionate about inviting young professionals into the industry and working with boards and executives on succession planning.
In her free time, Esperanza enjoys spending quality time with her son and husband exploring the great Idaho outdoors, traveling as much as possible to learn about other cultures, and sitting down to enjoy a good book. |
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Jared Mattravers
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Jared Mattravers is an invested, lifelong member of the Treasure Valley community and an IACS family member since 2017. Both of my children have had incredible academic experiences in addition to discovering, developing, and exercising their artistic talents since joining IACS. My wife Jenny, served on the staff as a middle school math teacher from 2017 until 2022. Professionally, I am a healthcare technology executive with a 25-year career spent at St. Luke’s Health System building partnerships and trust to develop strategies that improve outcomes and consumer experiences for the communities that we serve. I believe that in any organization, investing in people and culture are the keys to achieving strategy and that has been a focus of my professional career.
IACS is an invaluable community asset that provides a truly unique educational experience. I believe in the IACS charter and am excited by the vision and strategy that current board members and school administration have developed. I believe my personal investment in the community as well as my professional background will allow me to serve effectively as a member of the IACS School Board. |
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Kristen VanderStelt
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Kristen VanderStelt was born and raised in the Treasure Valley, graduating from Nampa Christian in 2002 and Boise State University in 2007. She has been married for 20 years and has five daughters, ages 8-17, all currently attending IACS. Her kids started attending Idaho Arts in 2016, and they have all grown to love the people, the environment and the experiences. They have been so grateful for a small, close-knit community to learn and grow in.
She and husband, Jon, own and operate Select Air Heating and Cooling. When she's not helping him in the office, she is busy running kids to music lessons, gardening, cooking, reading, going to church activities, and helping in the kids’ classrooms. They also love to ski, camp, boat and host their friends and family for parties and reunions. |
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Craig Shadle
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Craig joined the IACS Board in June 2024. He and his high school sweetheart have six children ranging in age from 11 to 29, along with five grandchildren, all of whom live locally here in Nampa. Craig brings over a decade of prior school board experience to his role as an IACS trustee, along with prior experience serving on multiple non-profit boards.
He is the CFO of a large national construction firm that specializes in designing and building facilities for our nation's military. Craig greatly appreciates the amazing staff and faculty we have at IACS and is honored to have been given the opportunity to serve in a governance capacity at such a great school. |
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Stephan Bosch is a Sr. National Category & Consumer Insight Manager, with over 15 years’ experience in economic analytics and consumer behavior.
Together with his wife of 20 years, Leslie Jay, a ceramic artist, they have two daughters, both attending IACS. Stephan has been a member of the board since 2019, with some interruptions here and there. His approach to IACS is the same as in his professional life: steeped in grounded logic, understanding root cause and reasoning solution oriented.
He will bring prior experience serving on non-profit boards with the goal of helping to make IACS an invaluable experience for anyone who treasures art integrated education.
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Natalya Peet
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Natalya is an active member of the Idaho education community, committed to supporting public charter schools through both volunteerism and board service. She currently serves on the boards of two Idaho charter schools and helps organize major annual events—such as a harvest festival and spring auction—at one of them.
Professionally, Natalya runs a business in HOA management and brings valuable experience in operations and nonprofit governance to her board roles. Her oldest child joined Idaho Arts Charter School mid-year in 2024–2025, and her family is excited to be part of the IACS community. She has two younger children and looks forward to them joining IACS when they reach middle school. |
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