Honored to Continue Serving on the FSBA Board of Directors

On Thursday, June 12, 2025, during the General Membership Meeting of the Florida School Boards Association (FSBA), I had the distinct honor of being unanimously selected by my fellow school board members to continue representing FSBA Region 27—which includes Citrus, Hernando, and Sumter counties—on the FSBA Board of Directors for the next two-year term.

The FSBA Board of Directors is composed of five Executive Officers and 27 Regional Directors who represent specific geographical districts throughout the state. Directors are elected to serve two-year staggered terms and play an integral role in shaping the direction and positions of the Association. The Board meets regularly to address major issues that impact education across Florida and to ensure that FSBA continues to serve as a proactive and unified voice for public school governance.

In addition to this reappointment, I’m proud to share that newly sworn-in FSBA President Angie Gallo has also reappointed me to chair the FSBA Artificial Intelligence and IT in Education Committee. This statewide committee continues to explore the transformative role of AI and emerging technologies in our schools. We are fortunate to work alongside leading state and national experts in education technology, helping guide school board members on vital issues including policy development, curriculum innovation, operational efficiency, and the ethical integration of AI into our educational systems.

Since 1930, FSBA has served as the collective voice for Florida school boards, advocating on behalf of public education and working in partnership with community and educational agencies to improve student outcomes across the state.

The MISSION of FSBA is clear: To increase student achievement through the development of effective school board leadership and advocacy for public education.

I am deeply grateful for the continued trust and support from my colleagues across FSBA Region 27 and throughout the state. It is a privilege to serve and help advance educational leadership in Florida.

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