On Monday night, the Sheridan Community Schools (SCS) Board of Trustees reorganized with two new members joining the five-member board.
After serving 12 ½ years on the board, former Board President Todd Roberts did not seek reelection.
Roberts, who will always be an enthusiastic supporter of SCS, said, “I am very proud of the educational experience we provide to students at SCS. I still believe we are the best kept secret in Hamilton County. Our students are cared for, encouraged, challenged, and prepared for life after high school, and that’s a testament to all the great educators and support staff we employ at SCS.”
Also not seeking reelection was John Perrine, who served on the board from July 2021 until December 2022.
“It was truly an honor and privilege to serve my community as a member of the Sheridan Community School Board,” Perrine said. “We were able to accomplish some amazing things and, I’m proud to have been part of it. I will continue to support and advocate for our amazing teachers, support staff and most importantly our students in every way possible.”
(Above left) Nancy Boone was sworn into her second term representing Marion Township in Boone County. (Above right) Outgoing board members John Perrine and Todd Roberts were honored at the December meeting. (Photos provided by Sheridan Community Schools)
Nancy Boone, representing Marion Township in Boone County was reelected to a second term in the November election. She was sworn in, along with newly seated members Kim Zachery and Tyler Henning at the meeting.
Henning is a Senior Geologist for a global engineering company, with a focus on investigation and redevelopment of current and former commercial and industrial properties. Of his new position, he said, “I look forward to contributing positive growth to SCS, while remaining true to the school’s rich history and traditions.”
With a background working with the superintendent and school board at Westfield Washington Schools for 22 years, and now working for an educational non-profit, Zachery shared that she believes these experiences will help her serve the Sheridan community as a school board member. She added, “The Sheridan community is growing and changing. My desire to serve the students, teachers, and community through this growth compelled me to run for the board.”
Dan Fleming and John Hunt are in the middle of their terms and round out the SCS board.
“This is an exciting time at SCS,” Superintendent Dave Mundy said, “and I am grateful to work with this school board that is solidly focused on doing what is right for our students and our outstanding community. Great things are happening in Sheridan!”