A steady, principled voice for our classrooms — focused on the teachers who do the work and the students who depend on them.
I've called Flagler County home for over fifteen years. My wife, Stacy, taught in Flagler classrooms for over eight years and now helps prepare the next generation of teachers. Both of our kids graduated from Flagler Schools.
I lead the leaders who manage program faculty at Western Governors University's School of Business. Education is what our family does, every day.
I'm running because I want this seat focused on what matters most: the students in our classrooms, the educators who teach them, and the outcomes of their shared effort. Whether your child is headed to college, a trade, the military, or straight into a career, our schools should prepare them well for what's next.
Not a list of slogans. The three things I'll come back to in every meeting, every vote, every decision.
A board centered on student outcomes — academic, social, and life-readiness.
Equip and develop the teachers and school leaders already in our classrooms. They are the work.
Every Flagler student ready for what's next: college, trade, military, or career — including the jobs AI can't replace.
The work matters. So does the way it gets done.
Preserve the relationship above the outcome of any meeting, vote, or conversation.
Do the right thing because it's right for students — not because the rules require it.
Leave every person better than I found them.
Stacy and I have been raising our family in Palm Coast for over fifteen years. She taught in Flagler classrooms for over eight years and is now a Manager of Program Faculty at WGU's School of Education.
Our son Ethan, 25, and daughter Courtney, 23, both graduated from Flagler Schools and live and work locally. We have deep roots here and want to ensure Flagler continues to be strong in the future.
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