KFAST BOARD MEMBERS

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The KFAST board of directors includes Kansans who give their volunteer time to further the goals and mission of KFAST.

Kansas Families and Schools Together, Inc.

(KFAST)

​Sue Bolley - President

Sue was an educator in Topeka Public Schools for 22 years and now is serving her second four year term on their school board in her retirement. 





​​​Greta Johnston - Secretary

Greta is married and has two children.  She received her bachelors in communication  disorders and her masters in speech language pathology.  She has enjoyed working in the elementary setting for the past 15 years.  In her off time, she enjoys taking trips with her family, helping out at her children's schools and volunteering at her church.  Greta is honored to be a KFAST board member and believes in supporting education at all levels. 





Kara Schuetz - Director​​

Kara has been a School Psychologist, Early Childhood Special Education Coordinator, and Coordinator of School Psychology within the public school system.  She recently completed her doctorate in Educational Leadership.  She is an advocate for education and students with disabilities.  In her spare time, she enjoys traveling and volunteering in the community.

 





Ken Park - Treasurer

Ken is in his 27th year as an elementary school educator in Topeka, Kansas. He also is a math tutor and gives drum/percussion lessons in his free time. Ken values the importance of bringing families, schools, and communities together to benefit all children. Ken has been on the KFAST board for 14 years, and has served as treasurer for the last 12 years.





John Biggs - Director

​John is a lifelong resident of Kansas and was a participant in the Leadership Kansas Program.  He’s toured as a professional musician and taught American History at the high school level.  For the past 30 years, John has worked as a fundraiser for non-profit organizations supporting arts, health, education, social service, spiritual pathways, and medical research.  Currently, he’s a fundraising consultant working out of the Kansas City area.  His daughter received an outstanding education attending Kansas public schools; and John encourages all Kansans to, once again, support quality in our state's education system at all levels!




​​Richard Davis - Director​​​
Richard is married, the father of a son and has two stepchildren.  He started a Watch Dog program at his son's elementary school.  He liked the idea of fathers and male role models being more involved in their child's life and school day.  He was excited to be able to start this program and saw the success and difference it made in the kids' lives.   He voluntarily teaches the Boot Camp for New Dads at St. Francis Hospital.  He likes being able to share his experience as a dad and also provide valuable information to new dads.  He is employed with the Target Distribution Center and  was awarded the Best in Community Award in 2014. Richard believes in giving back and helping out in the community.  He believes it's been an honor to have been selected to be on the KFAST board.



Brenda Davis - Director

Brenda is married to Richard – who also serves on our board.  Brenda saw what KFAST was doing with schools in Kansas and wanted to join the board.  When an opportunity opened up – she was honored to become a part of the KFAST Board.  Brenda previously worked at Hill’s Pet Nutrition for 29+ years before deciding to take a different career path.  While Richard was busy during the day at school volunteering, Brenda was behind the scenes at night helping teachers; from gluing art projects, to sharpening containers of pencils, tearing out pages from workbooks and stapling them together.  Both Richard and Brenda were room parents for their youngest until he entered his high school years.  Brenda believes very strongly in community support, volunteering and helping in any way you can to ensure the success of all children across Kansas.