School Board Members

school board members

Kristi Scherbaum

Kristi Scherbaum is the current Chairman of the school board. Kristi is a founding parent and School Board member of The Heights. She has worked in public education for many years, including working as School Site Council officer in a traditional school district. She currently works for a financial services firm in the same community as The Heights .

kscherbaum@heightscharter.com

Monica White

Kristi Scherbaum

Monica White is a current parent and the Treasurer of the school board. Her degree in economics and experience as a local real estate agent has made her an invaluable asset to the Board.

mwhite@heightscharter.com

Debra Cramsie

Kristi Scherbaum

Debra Cramsie

Debra Cramsie is the current Secretary of the school board. Debra has over 25 years experience working in education both in charters and traditional schools.

dcramsie@heightscharter.com

Kellie Peel

Michelle Lenore

Debra Cramsie

Kellie Peel is a parent and an active member of the school board. Kellie has a Master's Degree in Organizational Management.

kpeel@heightscharter.com

Michelle Lenore

Michelle Lenore is a parent and an active member of the school board. Michelle is a founding parent and School Board member of The Heights, as well as works in their family-owned business.

mlenore@heightscharter.com

Summer Herrin

Michelle Lenore

Summer Herrin is a current parent and an active member of the school board. She is also a credentialed teacher who is very passionate about education.

sherrin@heightscharter.com

Parents Association

Members of the public, including The Heights Charter parents, teachers, and staff are provided opportunities to provide input concerning the governance of the Charter School by attending and participating in Board meetings. Public comment during Board meetings is welcomed and the Board encourages attendance at the meetings.

The Heights Charter parents are also invited to participate in the Parents Association (“PA”) (formerly the Parent Advisory Council). The PA provides the opportunity for parents to meet with Charter School administration and staff to provide comments and discuss current issues at the school. The PA may also provide input on agenda items at the Board of Directors meetings. Membership and involvement in the PA also give opportunity for parents to socialize with each other and be more connected with the school and its programs. The Heights Charter does not accept Title I funding.

The Heights Charter School Board