This is the first in a series that examines the increasing and unpopular challenges of being a district superintendent in Idaho. And this generation is being asked to take on even more challenges from mental health to political ideologies. In one of Idaho’s smallest school districts, Avery, a single administrator is the school’s principal. Every school district has to complete the same state and federal reports, said Tana Kellogg, Highland School District’s superintendent. For more on how superintendents’ jobs differ, read our profiles of two Idaho superintendents.