An engineer, problem solver, and lifelong Yorktown resident committed to taking what's already great and making it even better — academic achievement, fiscal stewardship, and student opportunity.
My wife Maggie and I have been proud Yorktown residents our entire adult lives. We intentionally chose Yorktown as the community to raise our family. Our two children, Leah and Levi, are current students in Yorktown Community Schools, giving our family a direct, everyday stake in the success, safety, and vitality of our classrooms.
By profession, I am a mechanical engineer—a problem solver, opportunity finder, and project manager. Over a 20+ year career centered on value creation and continuous improvement, I have specialized in optimizing complex systems, eliminating waste, and bringing people together around common goals. I find the value in every dollar.
High-quality education depends on disciplined, transparent management of public resources. My objective is to safeguard taxpayer dollars while investing strategically in the tools, facilities, and staff our children need to succeed.
Public education exists to unlock the full potential of every single student. By pairing rigorous data with unwavering teacher support, we can elevate Yorktown to one of the premier academic corporations in Indiana and the nation.
True educational excellence embraces the whole child. We must create a safe, supportive, and motivating environment where students thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.
A thriving school district rests upon mutual trust, open dialogue, and strong partnerships between schools, parents, taxpayers, and civic leaders.
Six specific things I'd expect to see progress on within a term, each with a clear goal and the people it serves.
Relieve teacher workload and attract external non-tax revenue.
Ensure absolute transparency in taxpayer expenditure.
Long-term planning for building maintenance and upgrades.
Subsidize graduate courses for teachers to expand Dual Credit courses.
Provide proactive, empathetic support for hidden disabilities.
Protect resident capacity while smartly managing choice enrollment.
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