Bryant, Swan have interim tags removed
On Oct. 1, Jeff Bryant was promoted from the assistant principal who oversees the Noblesville High School Freshman Campus to interim NHS principal. Stacey Swan, assistant principal at the NHS Main Campus, was then moved to the freshman campus as the interim assistant principal there. On Feb. 18, the Noblesville School Board removed the interim tags for both.
“We have been thrilled with Mr. Bryant’s performance,” Noblesville Schools Supt. Libbie Conner said.
Bryant has worked at Noblesville Schools for the past 12 years, and served as an NHS assistant principal for the past five years.
“I’m excited to continue to serve the students,” said Bryant. “(The transition) has been as seamless as it can be thanks to the staff in place, along with the administration team. I’m excited about having the opportunity to serve.”
Ballard named to Scholarship America Board
Scholarship America, the nation’s leading nonprofit scholarship and educational support organization, has announced Robert C. Ballard, senior vice president of Access and Outreach for USA Funds, has been elected to serve as a member of Scholarship America’s Board of Trustees. He brings with him more than 29 years of higher education finance experience.
“I am honored to be selected to serve on the Scholarship America board of trustees. Scholarship America has been a valued partner to USA Funds in helping families prepare and pay for college,” said Ballard. “I look forward to working more closely with the organization to open the doors to college to every deserving student.”
Ballard directs USA Funds’ and its affiliates’ college access and outreach programs, philanthropic activities and the corporation’s strategic innovation activities. He oversees access and outreach activities, that in 2011, provided funding totaling more than $13.5 million for programs to promote preparation for, access to and success in higher education. Ballard serves on the boards of several community and charitable organizations. He is a member of the board of Bottom Line, a nonprofit organization that helps disadvantaged youth get into college, graduate and go far in life, and also serves on the board of the United Way of Central Indiana and its Ready to Learn, Ready to Earn committee. He is the immediate past chair of Indiana Dollars for Scholars and Riverview Hospital Foundation in Noblesville, and continues to serve on several board committees of both organizations.
