
Become a Board Member
Help Shape the Future of NACS Students and Teachers
Thank you for your interest in serving on the NACS Education Foundation Board. Our Foundation exists to strengthen Northwest Allen County Schools by connecting community support directly to students, teachers, and schools—helping ensure every learner has what they need to thrive.
Board service with the NACS Education Foundation is an opportunity to make a meaningful, local impact. We welcome individuals who care deeply about educational success in NACS and believe that strong schools are built through shared responsibility, collaboration, and compassion.
Who Serves on Our Board?
There is no single “ideal” board member.
Our strongest board reflects a variety of perspectives, skills, working styles, and availability. Some members contribute through strategic leadership, others through hands-on work, community connections, or professional expertise. What unites all board members is a genuine commitment to supporting NACS students and teachers.
We value diversity in:
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Professional backgrounds
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Lived experiences
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Thought and problem-solving styles
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Time capacity and availability
Whether you can contribute a few focused hours each month or take on a more active role, your involvement matters.
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Commitment to Students and Teachers
A genuine passion for public education and a shared belief that every NACS student and teacher deserves the resources, support, and opportunities needed to succeed.
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Alignment with the Foundation’s Mission
A strong commitment to advancing the mission and pillars of the NACS Education Foundation, with a willingness to advocate for its work and represent the Foundation positively in the community.
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Willingness to Contribute Time, Skills, and Voice
An openness to contribute in meaningful ways—whether through leadership, hands-on work, professional expertise, or community connections—based on individual strengths and availability.
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Collaborative and Ethical Leadership
The ability to work thoughtfully with others, bring diverse perspectives, ask good questions, and act with integrity, accountability, and respect in all board decisions.