Garry Chaffin represents District 4, which includes areas served by:
Rockfield and Warren elementaries
a portion of Lost River Elementary
portions of Moss Middle and Warren Central High
portions of South Warren Middle and South Warren High
Bio:
Rockfield Elementary
1981 Warren Central Grad
Attended WKU and Ky Wesleyan played
1 year of football at KWC
15 years at Lyons Company as Project Manager
Married 25 years to Bonnie
4 boys: Zach, Josh, Jordan and Cody
5 grandchildren: Allie, Braxton, Caleb, Carter and Merrit
Proud Board Member Moment:
"I am honored to serve Warren County Public Schools and the families of Warren County. It is a privilege to play a small part in the success of our students and staff. I truly believe that WCPS is a place for all students to succeed."
Amy Duvall represents District 3, which includes areas served by:
Jody Richards, Plano, and Rich Pond Elementary Schools
Portions of Alvaton, Natcher and Lost River Elementary Schools
Portions of Drakes Creek, Moss and South Warren Middle Schools.
Portions of Greenwood, South Warren and Warren Central High Schools
Bio:
Greenville High School graduate
WKU graduate
Work experience in Human Resources and Business Management
Precision Eye Care and Resolute Enterprises
Active member of Living Hope Baptist Church
Married to Robert Duvall for 29 years
Mother of 3 sons (Alexander, William, and Grayson)
Warren County Public Schools board member since 2015.
Why am I a board member?
My involvement on the school board comes from my passion for public education and dedication and love for students.
Proud moments of board member service:
Celebrating the accomplishments of students have been the highlights of my time on the board. Every graduation, concert, athletic event and school event leaves me beaming with pride in the successes of our students. I am proud of the board’s focus on school safety, energy savings, and ongoing facility improvements. There is no place I would rather serve than Warren County Public Schools. We are so blessed to be part of this community.
Jennifer Kash represents District 2, which includes areas served by:
Portions of Alvaton, Briarwood, Cumberland Trace and Natcher Elementary Schools
Portions of Drakes Creek Middle and Greenwood High Schools
Bio:
Financial management and education experience: 20+ in program and financial management in the education sector, 4 years with WCPS as a teaching assistant for English learners, elected to the Greenwood High School Site-based Decision-making Council and Gatton Academy Parent Committee, Masters in Public Administration with specialization in public and non-profit financial management
Community recognition: Warren County Public Schools Golden Apple Award, Kentucky Colonel, Bowling Green Human Rights Commission Women of Achievement Award
Warren County community volunteerism: Feeding America, City of Bowling Green International Communities Council, Holy Spirit Catholic Church International Outreach Committee, Refuge BG
Why I Serve:
"I am passionate about public education for all, and I believe that public education lifts up our community. As a parent watching our sons attend Briarwood Elementary, Drakes Creek Middle School, Greenwood High School, and the Gatton Academy, and as a teaching assistant at Briarwood, I saw firsthand the dedication of the teachers and staff in WCPS. WCPS is a welcoming environment for all students, and I want to contribute my time and talents to enhancing the school environment and high quality education. My husband, Dr. Jeffrey Kash, is a Western Kentucky University professor, and I have two sons, Benjamin and Jason."
Thomas Manco represents District 5, which includes areas served by:
Richardsville and Bristow Elementaries
Portions of Warren East and Moss Middle Schools
Portions of Warren East and Warren Central High Schools
Bio:
Bristow Elementary
WEHS, 1999 graduate
Centre College, BS in Economics
Murray State University, MBA
Bristow PTA Member, 6+ years
Commercial Loan Officer with German American Bank, 5+ years
Married to Jessie Manco
Two children, Liam Basham (WEMS) and Aiden Basham (Bristow)
Why I serve:
“I attribute a great deal of my success to the foundation I received from Warren County Public Schools, and I look forward to building that foundation for the next generation.”
Adam Jackson represents District 1, which includes areas served by:
North Warren and Oakland Elementary schools
Portion of Alvaton, Briarwood and Cumberland Trace Elementaries
Portions of Warren East Middle School and Warren East High School
Bio:
Third-generation North Warren Elementary graduate
Prior service in the United States Air Force
Two girls, Caroline and Annemarie
Married to Bethany since 2015
Employed at BGMU since 2014
Why I serve:
"I am honored to have the privilege to serve the students, families and staff of Warren County Public Schools. I hope to continue my role to ensure safety, achievement and opportunities of all the students of Warren County Public Schools."
