My name is Cindy Campbell, and I am honored to have been chosen as the principal of the Academy of Agriculture and Skilled Trades.  I am a proud graduate of Christian County High School, and I have dedicated 29 years to serving the students of Christian County Public Schools. I have served as a teacher, interventionist, curriculum specialist, assistant principal, and principal.  I have served in administration for 10 years, and I am looking forward to using that experience in this new role.

I earned a bachelor’s in Elementary Education, with a minor in Early Childhood, from Austin Peay State University.  I completed my master’s degree in Gifted and Talented Education with Murray State University.  In addition, I obtained my Rank 1 in Curriculum and Instruction with Indiana Wesleyan and a second master’s degree in School Administration with Murray State University.  

I have had the pleasure of being a resident of Christian County my entire life and have always been an advocate for our school system.  I have been married to my husband, Greg, for 30 years.  We enjoy spending time with our two children—Chandler and his wife, Avery, and our daughter, Mary.  I especially love being a grandmother to our sweet Georgia Grey.  

The Academy of Agriculture and Skilled Trades stands for more than just classes and programs—it represents opportunity, hard work, and the chance for students to discover their strengths and build a future they can be proud of.  With the help of our community, parents, and students, we will build an academy where students not only learn practical skills, but also develop the confidence, character, and leadership to succeed in any path they choose. I am excited to begin this journey at Christian County High School and to help prepare the next generation of leaders, workers, and problem solvers.  Let’s go Tigers!!