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She has been a presenter to her district, as well as at the Niswonger Foundation’s School Success Symposium on how she implements math and literacy workstations in the classroom and how she establishes routines to efficiently execute small group instruction. Mrs. McInturff has taught third grade, first grade, RTI, and fourth grade ELA and Social Studies. Mrs. McInturff has been awarded several grants during her career that provided her students with more resources including iPads, TouchMath curriculum, and Social Studies materials. She was awarded the Tennessee Ticket Subsidy Grant multiple times, providing funding for tickets and transportation for the entire grade level to attend Barter Theatre plays. Krissi is a member and Sunday School teacher at Hope Church and lives in Jonesborough with her husband Rob. They have 2 sons, Mac and Ted."},{"email":"Jordan.Mollenhour@tn.gov","image":"Mollenhour_Photo.jpg","name":"Jordan Mollenhour","DISTRICT":"2","bio":"Appointed to the Board by Governor Bill Lee in November 2021, Jordan Mollenhour is committed to serving Tennessee’s students, parents, teachers, and other stakeholders in an effort to improve the lives of all Tennesseans of all ages. Jordan is a 7th generation Tennessean, an entrepreneur, a business executive, and a committed supporter of those who similarly serve their communities across the Volunteer State. Jordan began his working career at age 12; started his first business at age 16; attended the University of Tennessee full-time while growing his companies; and earned a bachelors degree in accounting, a full-time MBA, and a law degree (all from UT-Knoxville). He most recently graduated from The Wharton School in Philadelphia, earning an Executive MBA with academic honors and receiving the Benjamin Franklin Award, an elected distinction given to one member of each graduating class. Jordan and business partner, Dustin Gross, founded the privately-owned investment firm Mollenhour Gross, LLC in 2004 and together, they have since started, acquired, or invested in numerous businesses throughout the United States (some of which have been relocated to Knoxville). During the financial crisis of 2008, Jordan and Dustin (and their families) experienced total financial loss and learned many important life lessons through those difficult times. The experience forever changed their perspectives and it shaped their understanding of the challenges that many families still face. Jordan, Christina, and their four children remain actively involved in the Knoxville community, their church, a variety of social impact organizations, and in the lives of the many fine friends and family members who are a part of their journey. Jordan serves on the boards of the Trinity Health Foundation, the East Tennessee Historical Society, and the Knoxville Chamber. He is also the recently appointed Treasurer of the Trinity Health Foundation, a trustee at his church, and serves on the Board of Advisors at the Anderson Center at the University of Tennessee."},{"email":"Robert.Eby@tn.gov","image":"Eby.jpg","name":"Robert Eby","DISTRICT":"3","bio":"Mr. Robert Eby was elected to the Oak Ridge Board of Education four times, accumulating 16 years on the Board. He served as Chairman from 1991-1995 and as its vice-chairman from 2009-2018. While serving on the Board, Mr. Eby spearheaded several major activities for the Oak Ridge Schools. Most notably, he was responsible for championing the recent school’s strategic plan—Oak Ridge 2020, which has become a model for school systems in the state. Oak Ridge 2020 exceeds the goals of Governor Haslam’s “Tennessee Drive to 55” initiative. \n Mr. Eby is a graduate of the University of Tennessee with Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees in Chemical Engineering and he received a diploma from The Executive Program at the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business. His strong technical background led to major development efforts in gaseous diffusion, gas centrifuge and laser uranium enrichment technologies. \n Previously, he served as the Plant Manager at the 4,000-person Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant in Oak Ridge, and as Vice President in three major engineering firms associated with cleanup of radionuclides from the environment. He currently serves as the Executive Vice-President of Navarro Research and Engineering Company, which is headquartered in Oak Ridge with 21 offices across the country. Mr. Eby is an Eagle Scout, the co-author of three patents in the field or radiochemical processing, and is active in the community and volunteer efforts. \n Besides his ongoing position on the State Board of Education, Mr. Eby is also currently a Board member on the Oak Ridge Chamber of Commerce, the East Tennessee Technology Council, and the KFI, a local organization dedicated to supporting the Ronald McDonald House of Knoxville, Tennessee."},{"email":"Kelly.Rollins@tn.gov","image":"Rollins.png","name":"Kelly G Rollins","DISTRICT":"4","bio":"Kelly G Rollins is a proud first generation graduate of Middle Tennessee State University earning a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing and Management. In 2020, he retired as a 37-year veteran in management from United Parcel Service. Kelly, while a first-year student at MTSU, began his UPS career as a part-time employee unloading trailers. While working his way through college and up through the ranks at UPS, Kelly served in a multitude of management roles including package operations, marketing, business development, supply chain solutions and sales. Throughout his career, he gained vast business experience and knowledge working with small to midsize businesses along with Fortune 500 companies. UPS, a company promoting volunteerism and social impact, encouraged members of its management team to be involved in their communities. Kelly has served several nonprofits in the Middle Tennessee area with the majority of his involvement being with the Boys & Girls Clubs. After serving as a coach and mentor to kids in the club’s basketball league, he joined Rutherford County’s local Board of Directors in 2006. Serving in multiple board leadership roles, Kelly served as the organization’s President from 2009 to 2010 and again in 2012 to 2013. Presently he is serving his fifth two-year term as the Chair and President of the Boys & Girls Clubs in Tennessee (State Alliance). Kelly has received multiple national awards for his service to youth but none more notable than being inducted into the Boys & Girls Clubs in Tennessee distinguished Hall of Fame in 2014. Kelly, along with other local Murfreesboro business leaders, founded Community Foundation of Rutherford County in 2017. He now serves as Chair and President of the Foundation. Kelly remains actively engaged with MTSU Blue Raider athletics and is a current member of the Blue Raider Athletic Association Board of Directors. A graduate of Leadership Rutherford’s Class of 2024, he also serves on the Leadership Rutherford Council. In June 2025, the Mayor of Murfreesboro appointed Kelly to a three-year term on the City Planning Commission. Kelly has been married for 40-years to the former Cindy L Sullivan. Cindy and Kelly, originally from Shelbyville have two children, Kelli Lee Dillard (Devin), and G Broc Rollins (Tori). Cindy and Kelly have three grandchildren, Nolen Gray Dillard, Daxten Crews Dillard and Ruby Carson Rollins. Since getting married in 1986, they have called Murfreesboro home."},{"email":"Darrell.Cobbins@tn.gov","image":"Darrell_Cobbins.jpg","name":"Darrell Cobbins","DISTRICT":"5","bio":"Mr. Darrell Cobbins is a native of Memphis, TN. He earned his Bachelor of Arts Degree from Rhodes College in 1997, majoring in Sociology & Anthropology. In 2005, Darrell attended a week-long executive course at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard, focused on strategies for government performance and leadership. In 2007, he earned his Master’s Degree in Business Administration from the Fogelman College of Business at the University of Memphis. \n A third-generation real estate professional, he serves as President of Universal Commercial Real Estate, LLC, a commercial real estate firm he founded in 2007. Previously, he served for six years as Vice President at Cushman & Wakefield/Commercial Advisors, a top-tier Memphis firm, where he worked in commercial real estate brokerage and corporate real estate advisory services, serving many of Memphis’ most notable corporations and institutions. Prior to entering the commercial real estate arena, Darrell worked in economic development with the Greater Memphis Chamber of Commerce, where he was Senior Resource Development Officer, sharing the economic growth vision for the Memphis community with business owners and executives, securing their investment in the Chamber. \n Mr. Cobbins is a recognized leader in his community, he presently is the 2013 Chairman of the New Memphis Institute (formerly the Leadership Academy), one of Memphis’ most important civic organizations for leadership and talent development and retention."},{"email":"Ina.Maxwell@tn.gov","image":"InaMaxwell.jpg","name":"Ina Maxwell","DISTRICT":"6","bio":"Dr. Ina Maxwell was appointed to the State Board of Education by Speaker of the House Cameron Sexton in 2024 to represent the sixth congressional district following 33 years of service as an educator in Cumberland County, TN. Dr. Maxwell retired in 2022 as the Director of Schools. Before this leadership role, she was a classroom teacher for 23 years at Pleasant Hill Elementary, teaching grades first through eighth. She spent the last 10 years of her education career at the Central Office in various roles – District Instructional Facilitator, ESL Supervisor, and Federal Programs Director. Dr. Maxwell is a lifelong resident of Cumberland County. She is a graduate of Tennessee Technological University (TTU) with a Bachelor of Science in elementary education. She returned to receive her master’s in curriculum and instruction. In 2007, Dr. Maxwell earned her Ph.D. in exceptional learning for at-risk and diverse learners, with an emphasis on literacy at TTU. Her dissertation included research on the motivation of fourth-grade readers. Prior to retirement, she also served as an adjunct professor at TTU teaching undergraduate and graduate level courses.  She has an administrative license from Lipscomb University and a preK-3 endorsement from Tennessee Wesleyan University. Besides her service to the State Board, she is a Delta Kappa Gamma Society International member. She is also active in her local church and various community activities. She and her husband Greg reside in Cumberland County. They have two grown children and their spouses and one grandchild."},{"email":"Cathy.Kolb@tn.gov","image":"Cathy_Kolb.jpg","name":"Cathy Kolb","DISTRICT":"7","bio":"Cathy Kolb is a veteran educator with more than four decades of experience in public education, dedicated to supporting students with diverse learning needs and strengthening instructional practice. She has spent the majority of her career as a special education teacher in the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System, developing Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), providing differentiated and small-group instruction, and collaborating closely with families and fellow educators to support student growth and academic success. Throughout her career, Kolb has taught in a variety of educational settings. Her work has focused on advocating for students with special needs, fostering inclusive classroom environments, and mentoring new teachers. She has also served as a special education department chairperson and has trained fellow educators on IEP development, compliance, and best practices. In recognition of her dedication and impact, Kolb has been named a building-level Teacher of the Year on three occasions. Beyond the classroom, Kolb has demonstrated a long-standing commitment to professional service and volunteer leadership in education. She most recently served as president of Professional Educators of Tennessee, where she supported educators statewide through leadership development, professional collaboration, and engagement on issues impacting public education. Her involvement with education-focused organizations has included mentoring educators, contributing to statewide initiatives, and supporting efforts to strengthen teaching and learning across Tennessee.Kolb holds an Education Specialist degree in Special Education and Administration from Austin Peay State University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Special Education and Psychology from Western Kentucky University. She resides in Clarksville, Tennessee, and remains actively engaged in her local community."},{"email":"Larry.Jensen@tn.gov","image":"LarryJensen.jpg","name":"Larry Jensen","DISTRICT":"8","bio":"Mr. Larry Jensen is the Chairman and Principal of Cushman & Wakefield Commercial Advisors Partners. With more than 40 years in the commercial real estate business, Mr. Jensen has been recognized as the “Commercial Broker of the Year”, “Office Broker of the Year” and “Office Leasing Broker of the Year” for the Memphis region by his real estate industry peers. Mr. Jensen and his team advise and represent corporations, institutions and individuals with innovative strategies, planning, and implementation related to business and commercial real estate. \n Outside of his role with the State Board and his career, Mr. Jensen has served on the Board of Visitors for the University of Memphis and the Board of Advisors for the University of Memphis Fogelman College of Business. He was formerly President of Memphis Tomorrow, an organization of CEOs of the larger Memphis-area companies and institutions; he also previously served as Chairman of the Memphis Regional Chamber. 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