sound governance

THINC College & Career Academy is governed by an fifteen-member Board of Directors. The composition of the board is intentionally designed to ensure majority representation from the business community:

One (1) member nominated by the Superintendent and local Board of Education to represent secondary education.
Three (3) members from the local post-secondary education institutions: West Georgia Technical College, LaGrange College and Point University.
Three (3) high school parents, whose children are currently enrolled, representing each of the three (3) Troup County School System high schools.
Eight (8) business representatives nominated by the Chamber of Commerce from the participating businesses: Medical Community, Large Corporation, Small Business, and At Large. Each business segment will include representation from two categories of business within the segment (ex.: manufacturing and service industries).

governing board of directors

Eric Mosley, County Manager, Troup County Board of Commissioners
Deana Brown, Asst. Superintendent, Curriculum Instruction and Professional Learning, Troup County School System
Ted Arnold, Head of Quality Assurance, KMMG
Valarie Williams, Point University, Dean of Point Academic Support Services
Kim Weaver, Georgia Power, Education Supervisor, Education & Workforce
Dr. John Head, LaGrange College, VP for Enrollment Management & Student Experience
Bryce Sillyman, Chief Operating Officer, Wellstar West Georgia Medical Center
Kimble Carter, President, Kimble’s Food Services
Derek Woodham, West Region Manager, Georgia Manufacturing Extension Partnership (GaMEP) at Ga Tech
Chris Duck, Director of Engineering Services, Interface FLOR
Blake Meeks, Operations Manager, The Medicine Cabinet Pharmacy

The Board of Directors is further solidified with ex-officio (non-voting) members including the Superintendent of Troup County School System, the cooperating college Presidents, the directors of local development authorities, President of Chamber of Commerce, three high school students, a member of the state school board and the local school board.