Brad Harris is a familiar face around the district. He even met his wife, Jeanelle, at Glenn Duffy Elementary. A "Class of 99" alumnus, Brad has worked for Walmart for 17 years, where he currently leads their Recommerce business. He and Jeanelle have four children: Kenlee, Hudson, Hayes, and Hatcher, who keep the Harris house busy with sports, band, 4H, and church. When he is not raising cattle on the family farm or spending time outdoors, Brad has spent the last 14 years coaching youth basketball, baseball, and softball, including leading the Gravette Peewee Basketball program.

Heather Finley has spent her career in leadership, previously serving as a Director of Enrollment and Campus Director for University of Phoenix. She is a proud Gravette graduate who started here in kindergarten. Heather is the mother of two: Grayson, a GHS graduate, and Grace, a current sophomore. A passionate community volunteer, Heather serves as the president of both Bright Futures Gravette and GHS Project Prom, and she is an active mentor and member of the Gravette Day Planning Committee.

Dani Madison is a lifelong resident of Northwest Arkansas who even got engaged on the basketball court at Bud Walton Arena! She holds a degree in Paralegal Studies and has coached student-athletes in cheer and dance for over 25 years. Dani and her husband, Dierek, have four "D" named children: Drew, Drake, Darbi, and Duke, and they are active members of Berean Ministries. When she isn't watching her kids compete or playing a game of pickleball, Dani also serves on the Gravette Planning Commission.

Chris Flynt is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) with over 20 years of experience and currently serves as the CFO at Built-Well Construction in Hiwasse. He and his wife are busy raising a large family of seven kids and stepkids, ranging from middle school to college. In addition to his professional work, Chris owns the Hiwasse Mercantile and serves on the Rural Development Board of Benton County. At home, his family cares for a variety of animals, including horses, goats, and chickens.

Brandon Cravens works in Business Development for a technology services and logistics company, a field he has been in for over a decade. He has been married to his wife, Casey, for 17 years, and they have two children, Tess and Chris. Brandon is deeply involved in local sports, having coached for over 10 years and served on the Gravette Youth Baseball & Softball League board for eight years. When he has a rare moment of free time, he enjoys working on the family farm and exploring the Rocky Mountains.

Tracy Moorman is a poultry industry veteran with 34 years of experience, currently working as an outside sales rep for Georgia Poultry. He is a Gravette graduate whose three children, Bryce, Brady, and Ella, all graduated from Gravette as collegiate-level athletes. Tracy recently became a grandfather to Waylon and Marley and looks forward to spending as much time with them as possible. He grew up in Sulphur Springs and has a great love for the history and conversations found in the local barber shops and drug stores.

Jessica Pike taught for 14 years in McDonald County Schools. She recently left teaching to help her family run Shepherd's Chapel, a Christian broadcasting company in Gravette. She and her husband have two grown children and an 11-year-old son. They also have two grandchildren who attend Glenn A. Duffy Elementary, along with nieces and a nephew in the school district. She serves as an active member of the Parent Teacher Organization and teaches Sunday school at her church. She enjoys traveling to places like London and Disney, visiting coffee shops, reading, and cheering for her son at his athletics events.