Tim Holmes
Tim Holmes is married to Liz Isaac Holmes (ACHS Class of 1986) and the father of Thomas Holmes, (Junior at ACHS) and Lauren Holmes (8th Grader at ACMS). He is a graduate of Tates Creek Senior High and the University of Kentucky and moved to Lawrenceburg in 2010 from Lexington. Tim has worked in the Information Technology industry for 20 years including occupations at Pomeroy Computers, Lexmark International, Xerox Inc., and is now employed by Conduent Inc. a former division of Xerox. He enjoys fishing, golfing, coaching softball, watching sports, and attending Anderson County school events.
Shannon Carpenter
My name is Shannon Carpenter. I would like to volunteer my time and serve for
you on the ACHS SBDM for the 2017-2018 academic year. In the past, I have
served on the Turner Elementary Council, for which I am very grateful. I
have learned the importance of the voice of the parents when it comes to
difficult decisions made by the Council.
I have lived in Lawrenceburg all of my life, and I graduated from Anderson County High School in 1991. I have been married to Chip Carpenter for 18 years and our son, Alex Carpenter, will be a sophomore at ACHS this year. My mother is Pat Poole Graves who worked in the Anderson County school system for over 25 years. My family is active in the community and with our church.
Many students know me as a “second mother,” and as such I have a serious interest in student success.
I am a strong believer that the success of our children’s education is truly due to a partnership between parents/guardians and their teachers, and I do my best to stay involved. As a Mom, it is my goal to make decisions based on what is best for ALL kids. I am passionate about helping to create environments where kids can achieve and succeed. I look forward to expressing ideas that represent those parents who cannot always attend.
I am asking for your vote and I hope that you will allow me to be the voice of the parents! I would be honored to serve on this Council. Thank you for considering me!!
Doris Cook
Doris Cook has lived in Anderson County for over 20
years. Doris is married to Michael Cook
and has two wonderful children. Doris has had one child graduate from Anderson
County and currently has one that will be in the 10th grade this up
coming year. Doris’s children
participated in many clubs and sports within the school system as well as the Community
Park and Recreation. There is were she
has met a lot of good people in the community and made really good friends.
Originally, Doris Cook is from Shelby County KY. Attended Campbellsville College where she majored in Accounting and Business Administration. With over 25 years of management in the Human Resource field. Doris has strong communications, interpersonal relations, and mentoring, negotiation and mediation skills. Doris likes to network and a member of the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce and the Society of Human Resource (SHRM).
In Doris’s spare time she likes to spend time with family and her animals. Doris is dedicated in any thing she puts her mind too and will be a great asset too any team she is on.
Frederick Williams Jr.
My name is Frederick A.
Williams Jr. I am the father of incoming
freshman Anna Williams (14). I am
married to Stephanie Williams who serves as the Director of Motor Vehicle Licensing
with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.
I also have an 8 year old daughter named Alayna who attends Emma B.
Ward. We have been residents of
Lawrenceburg since 2000 and are members of Evergreen Baptist Church in
Lawrenceburg.
I am a nineteen year veteran in the Kentucky State Police. I began my career with the Kentucky State Police as a license examiner before attending the Kentucky State Police Training Academy in January 1998. Since this time I have held numerous assignments. I began my career as a Trooper working as a road unit at Morehead Post 8 before transferring to Frankfort Post 12. I also served as Commander of the Recruiting Branch while holding the rank of Trooper. I promoted to sergeant in June 2004 and served at Campbellsburg Post 5 and Frankfort Post 12 as a Squad Sergeant. I also served as the Region 3 Supervisor in Driver Testing. I promoted to lieutenant in February 2008. While a Lieutenant, I served at Campbellsburg Post 5 as Operations Lieutenant and Frankfort Post 12 as Investigative Lieutenant. I promoted to Captain in August 2010 and served as Commander of the Driver Testing Branch. In November 2013, I assumed responsibility of Campbellsburg Post 5 as Commander before being transferred to the KSP Academy Branch as commander in September of 2015. I currently hold the position of Major over the Operational Support Troop after being promoted on September 1, 2016. I currently oversee the following branches: KSP Training Academy, Recruitment, Public Affairs, Inspections, Legislative and Facility Security, Strategic Planning and Driver Testing.
I attended college on a full football scholarship and earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice from Tennessee State University and later a Master of Science degree in Justice Administration from the University of Louisville. I am currently a PhD. candidate completing dissertation work toward a Doctorate of Philosophy degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Louisville.
My family and I have a strong commitment to education and lifelong learning. I have taught college courses part-time as an adjunct instructor at Kentucky State University and Jefferson Community and Technical College over the last 10 years.
My hobbies includes weight training, strategies games and supporting my favorite athletics teams the NFL Dallas Cowboys and NBA Boston Celtics.
Monica Miller
Hello, my name is Monica Miller and I would like to be considered for the position of SBDM parent representative. We have lived in Lawrenceburg for 11 years, and my son Jonathan has been in the school system here since preschool. I work at the Anderson Adult Learning Center (ACE) with a youth program assisting our high school students, and volunteer with several organizations including the Community of Promise and the Work-Ready Community education committee. I have also served as PTO secretary and vice president at Turner Elementary, tutored math at ACMS, and was a SBDM parent representative for two years at ECC and 3 years at Turner. As my son will be beginning high school this year, I would very much appreciate the opportunity to serve you again.
Sandy Gardner
I’m the mother of sophomore, Tyler Gardner, who participates in
FFA and football at ACHS.
I have been involved in various parent committees at Emma B. Ward and volunteer when possible at ACMS. I would love the opportunity to support the high school.