New History and Spanish Teacher

Journey West 
Staff Writer
  As the school year gets up and running at Bonneville High School (BHS), returning students might find a few new faces teaching and helping this year. One new staff member at BHS is Megan Lloyd, who teaches Spanish and history. 
  Lloyd is from Monument, Colorado and came to Idaho to attend Brigham Young University in Rexburg. Lloyd completed her student teaching at Rocky Mountain Middle School, which is part of the reason she decided to teach at Bonneville.
Lloyd’s classroom is located in room 105 in the history department. Since she graduated in December 2023, Bonneville is the first school at which she has taught. When asked why she teaches at BHS, she replied, “because it's ““the best school.” Lloyd says that she teaches history because she loves history and that it is important to learn about the past so we can learn from [it].”Llyod chose to teach Spanish because she learned it in Mexico before attending BYU”-”I. Lloyd said that Spanish is an important language to learn because “it is one of the most spoken languages in the world.” Not only this, but she believes it helps people get better job opportunities and to get a better understanding of different cultures.
  What Lloyd absolutely loves about Bonneville High School is all of the students and teachers. She appreciates that everybody works towards success and students are willing to help with most problems. A fellow student had told me that Llyod is “pretty chill and a terrific teacher.” New and returning students make sure to welcome Ms. Lloyd to the BHS staff!

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