Vote Summer for BHSC School Board-At Large

11/09/2022

If you have a still have a yard sign, thank you for your support and thank you for your patience as we come around collecting them over the next few days. Message me if you’re in a hurry and I will prioritize you❤️🖤💛

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11/09/2022

I would like to say a heartfelt thank you to everyone who supported my positive and clean campaign for a position on our school board. I met so many amazing people, forged old bonds and made some new friendships along the way. I will never forget your stories and experiences and the solutions I wanted to come to fruition to heal our communities. I truly believe in my heart that I could have made a difference for our students and that kept me going throughout the stress of the campaign. Whether the target of a social media attack was Kevin, Andy or myself, none of that sat well with me. I think it is best to focus on solutions even though we do not see eye to eye on how our district should be handled. Moving forward I will encourage everyone to give these board members a chance to do right by our students ❤️🖤💛 I love you BHSC and wish everyone the very best and highest success.

11/07/2022

It’s an honor to be on your ballot tomorrow, Borden Henryville ❤️🖤💛 thank you for your support!!!

11/06/2022

❤️🤍💙Voting is Tuesday, November 8.
❤️🤍💙Polls are open from 6a-6p.
❤️🤍💙Sample ballot front and back🔽
❤️🤍💙 Borden Henryville School Board At-Large candidates are listed on the back of the ballot
❤️🤍💙 Vote for up to 2
❤️🤍💙 Indiana voter portal for your registration info
https://indianavoters.in.gov/

11/06/2022

Vote to have a voice on our BHSC School Board ❤️🖤💛

11/01/2022

I recently provided News and Tribune the following answers for an article about our BHSC school board race.

Introduction:
I am a K-12 Henryville student/graduate with strong ties to our communities and 4 nephews currently enrolled in BHSC. I have my own meal prep and catering business, serving Clark County and beyond. After college and over the span of my career in financial services, I have been responsible for managing large budgets, complying with company and industry standards, as well as team and moral building.

Why are you running for school board?
I am running for the BHSC School Board in order to have the opportunity to work as a team with our school board and leadership. I want to raise our standards within BHSC to improve our learning environment and bring out the best in each Borden Brave and each Henryville Hornet. I want to improve pay and conditions for our teachers so we can retain and attract top talent.

What would be your main priorities as a school board member? Borden-Henryville is still a relatively new district, so are there any particular needs that you think need to be addressed in the school system?
My focus will be on elevating our student's education experiences and achievements, looking out for the best interests of all students, following school policy, being a good steward of taxpayer dollars, uniting our Borden and Henryville communities and graduating students who are highly competitive in the workforce and higher education. As a new district, we need to make good decisions that are sustainable over the long term.

What are your thoughts on the curriculum in Borden-Henryville, and are there any changes you want to see?
Let's make sure our district is delivering the best and highest standards in education to our students. Whether a student will go directly to work, trade school and/or college after they graduate, I support preparing them to have an edge over their competition. Indiana Department of Education has provided us with 18 employability skills to foster and develop in our students over the span of K-12 education. I plan to work together with the other board members and leadership to ensure our curriculum supports graduating students who are highly competitive with their peers.

11/01/2022

A note on stakeholders in our BHSC district

Property owners in Wood, Union, Carr and Monroe townships are directly invested in our schools (look at your own tax bill for specifics but as an example schools portion is 0.8067 of a local rate of 1.4744 ) because a large percentage of our property taxes go directly to Borden Henryville School Corporation. This means that even if you unfortunately transfer your students to another school district, a large percent of your property taxes are still paid directly to the district you reside in. So you remain a stakeholder in the school district, even if your students do not attend BHSC or if you do not have any children at all.

As a district and as a school board, we are responsible for making good decisions with our taxpayer’s money to provide maximum benefit to our students. We should never blame our stakeholders for any of our shortcomings, instead let’s raise our standards and come together to solve problems so that our students can have the best education possible.

10/30/2022

Thank you to everyone who came out to Cynthia’s for trick or treat tonight ❤️🖤💛 more pics to come

10/26/2022

Door to door sharing my message with voters in Wood, Carr, Union and Monroe Townships this evening. Thank you to my sister for helping me cover a lot of ground and thank you to all of the friendly faces we met!

10/26/2022

I voted early 🗳 🇺🇸

10/22/2022

Door to door sharing my message of raising our standards in BHSC ❤️🖤💛

10/20/2022

Thoughtful decision making practices ❤️🖤💛🖤