Distinguished Young Women of Idaho State

08/25/2026

06/27/2026

Kallie is doing awesome at nationals! 😊

06/16/2026

Good luck Kallie at Nationals!! We are so excited for you!! 😊

06/16/2026

Congratulations to our newest Distinguished Young Woman of 2027!

Caribou County: Brooklyn Porter

05/31/2026

Meet Idaho's Distinguished Young Woman for 2026 - Kallie Stoddard.

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05/31/2026

Congratulations to our newest Distinguished Young Women of 2027!

Genesee: Miley Grieser
Camas Prairie: Julia Smyth

05/12/2026

Congratulations to our newest Distinguished Young Woman of 2027!

Malad: Kaycee Venable

05/07/2026

Congratulations to our newest Distinguished Young Women of 2027!

Blackfoot: Halle Walker
Priest River: Ashlyn Korff
Bonners Ferry: Malia Murdock
North Mini-Cassia: Atley Jones
South Mini-Cassia: Brooklyn Poulson
Sandpoint: Israel McLaughlin

04/27/2026

Be Studious! 🧡

Since I was a little girl, I have heard the words “value education.”
My grandpa, an orthopedic surgeon, has taught all his grandchildren the value of hard work in school.

Knowledge really is one of the most valuable things that you can gain. Learning has become something I love.

Being studious helps you become your best self because it opens opportunities. I have been accepted to wonderful schools like Harvard and Brigham Young University because of my grandpa’s encouraging words. Gaining knowledge is a lifelong endeavor that will help YOU become your best self!

What things interest you? How can you “value education”?

Photos: Grandpa Hugging Me, BYU Stadium, Quote From The Distinguished Young Woman of Bonneville County 2026 Caitlin Okeson, Ty and I)

04/25/2026

Be Responsible!

I have learned to be responsible on my family farm! On the farm, I might be laying irrigation pipe, helping in the farmer’s market, driving a grain truck, and more.

When my dad gives me a job, it is crucial that I get it right. Being responsible on the farm not only affects me, but my whole family.

Being responsible is important in any setting. It takes integrity to do things the right way. This characteristic is essential to becoming your best self.

In what ways are you responsible? What things are you in charge of?

Photo: Horse, Farm, Quote From The Distinguished Young Woman of St. Maries Cassia Enson’s Quote, Little Me With A Potato Sack, Video