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(Ad) Please Elect Troy Grider, School Board District 5

2018-10-23 - Adair County, KY - Photo from the candidate

To the residents and voters of School Board District 5 and to all the citizens of Adair County, I would like to ask for your vote and support as school board member.

I have many passions in life but two great loves, God and family, in that order. And, before I am anything, I am a follower of Jesus. My wife of 24 years and I raise our 5 children on a beef farm just off Hwy 80 and 206. We both grew up in Adair Co. schools and proudly, send all 5 of our children here now.

I am conservative in nature, detail oriented, a problem solver, and accustomed to working under pressure. We have always had a deep love for children. Our children need a lot of support in this day and time.

I will forever fight for their benefit and for the teachers, principals, and school personnel to give them the support they need to improve our children! I was raised on a dairy and tobacco farm where I learned what hard work was all about and taught to understand that most things are not free.

I have been a pastor for better than 25 years and my ministry is the love of my life. I have the heart of a servant leader, helping and counseling people sometimes in the worst crises of their lives. I have many years' working experience in commercial ag finance, developing business plans for farm businesses to survive and thrive. I know what cash flow, financial statements, net worth, liquidity, and solvency are!

-CONSERVATIVE CHRISTIAN, FOCUSED ON FAMILY VALUES

-ADVOCATE FOR CHILDREN AND FIGHT FOR THEIR BEST OPPORTUNITIES

-PASSION TO FOCUS SUPPORT TO OUR TEACHERS/STAFF/EMPLOYEES

-UTILIZE FINANCIAL BACKGROUND TO MAKE WISE USE OF TAXPAYER DOLLARS

-DESIRE TO BOND OUR SCHOOL SYSTEM AND COMMUNITY TOGETHER WITH BETTER TRANSPARENCY AND TO ESTABLISH TRUST THROUGHOUT

-TO MAKE ADAIR COUNTY SCHOOLS THE #1 DISTRICT IN OUR REGION AT THE TOP OF THE RATINGS AND SCORES!

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