Amy Nickol brings 15 years of experience in public education, with a strong commitment to creating safe, supportive, and student-centered environments for schools and communities. As an Indiana School Safety Specialist, she is certified in Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) and is an active member of both INSROA and NASRO, regularly attending state and national conferences to stay informed on emerging trends, best practices, and proactive approaches to school safety and security.

Beyond her professional role in education, Amy is deeply engaged in community service. She is actively involved with Habit of the Heart and the Hendricks County Community Foundation, supporting initiatives that strengthen and serve local families and youth. She also volunteers as both the Club and Rec Volleyball Commissioner with Avon Youth Sports, coaches a Jr. Orioles Volleyball Club team, and serves as a middle school volleyball coach. Through these leadership and coaching roles, Amy is passionate about mentoring young athletes, building confidence, and helping students grow both on and off the court.

Catherine brings nearly two decades of experience in education, including 13 years as a classroom teacher and 6 years as an Assistant Principal. Catherine currently serves as the Development Director for the Indiana Center for Prevention of Youth Abuse and Suicide.

Catherine earned her undergraduate degree in Elementary Education from Indiana University and her Master’s in Administration and Leadership from Ball State University. She continues to be actively engaged in the community, serving as Social Media Director for the Indiana School Resource Officers Association (INSROA) and its Foundation. She has also presented at both the state and national level, including at the 2025 INSROA and NASRO Conferences.